Sandwich panel structure

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Including grain – strips – or filamentary elements in...

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ABSTRACT:
A structural panel material of the sandwich-type construction includes inner and outer facings and a core bonded between the facings. The core includes a plurality of blocks of lightweight core material, such as rigid or semi-rigid plastic foam, balsa wood, or a combination of plastic foam. These blocks are arranged in strips. The strips are joined together by corrugated sheet material. In a preferred embodiment, double-sided corrugated paperboard is used to join the lightweight structural strips. The resulting core material has the highly desirable characteristics of being flexible enough to conform to a mold shape under gravity and with the application of little or no external pressure so that special jigs are not required.

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