A structural panel concept consisting in its simplest form of two relatively thin, parallel sheets of structural material bonded to, and separated by, a relatively thick, light-weight core.
Panels composed of a lightweight core material to which two relatively thin, dense, high strength faces or skins are adhered.
A type of fiberglass construction which resembles a sandwich consisting of relatively dense but high-strength facings bonded to a less dense but thicker intermediate material or "core".
A composite of two laminate layers with a structural core material between them. Sandwich construction produces stiff, lightweight structures.
A composite composed of a lightweight core material (usually honeycomb or foamed plastic) to which two relatively thin, dense, high-strength, functional, or decorative skins (also called faces) are adhered.
a laminate comprising two composite skins bonded to a structural core. Used to create stiff lightweight structures.