chipboard
A thin, hard-surfaced, grayish board, normally
produced from paper stock, including waste papers.
It has a relatively low density, and is available
in the thicknesses of 0.006 inch and up. It is
sometimes used in edition binding for covering
boards; in library binding and craft binding,
however, it is never used for anything but lining
board. (256 , 277 )
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