corrugated cardboard and paper cores.
Cardboard made up of several layers, including a middle layer that is bent into a series of ridges and grooves with air spaces in between.
Formed into alternating ridges and grooves.
shaped into alternating parallel grooves and ridges; "the surface of the ocean was rippled and corrugated"
sheet metal formed with regular parallel ripples for strength
To shape into folds or parallel and alternating ridges and grooves. Falcon Corrugated Stainless Steel Connectors.
Paperboard that is made of two sheets of paper or cardboard with a sheet of fluted or pleated paper sandwiched in between.
Folded or shaped into parallel ridges or furrows so as to form a symmetrically wavy surface.
paper with thick wrinkles, edges and grooves.
Term used to describe the grooves of a SHEAVE or DRUM after these have been worn down to a point where they show an impression of a wire rope.
A term that refers to paper-based board that has one or more sheets of fluted paper glued to one or more flat sheets of board.
Surface that is shaped into parallel grooves and ridges. To furrow. To make wrinkles.
having a ripple-like distortion.
Characteristic of board for boxes made by sandwiching fluted kraft paper between sheets of paper or cardboard.
a durable, lightweight material used for making cases. Corrugated packaging has an arched layer, called fluting, between smooth sheets, called liner. The corrugated cardboard most commonly used to make cases has one layer of fluting between two smooth sheets.
Metal that has been formed using the corrugating process. As a defect, material with alternate ridges and furrows or a series of deep short waves.