Corrugated boards

Corrugated board is light in weight and rigid. It comprises of at least one layer of fluted paper and a base layer or liner paper. The corrugated board used for preservation purposes predominantly has at least three layers. A combination of two paper layers called «liners» are glued to wave-shaped fluted paper, deformed through heat and pressure. The wave structure (flute) of the middle layer sustains the considerable rigidity and resistance of the corrugated board. The single and multiple layered corrugated board grades offered by KLUG-CONSERVATION distinguish themselves considerably, in terms of quality, from the other known recycled corrugated board available owing to their high paper base weight (grammage).