Impregnated chipboard segments

Abstract

A corrosion inhibiting device form in chipboard segments which can fit into storage enclosures intended to store metallic devices a chipboard segment is created by spray coating any corrosion inhibiting material carried in a fluid carrier onto one of the surfaces of the chipboard sheet, drying the sheet, and then reversing the sheet and spraying the corrosion inhibiting material in a fluid carrier onto the opposed surface of the chipboard sheet. The sheet is then dried a second time and allows the corrosion inhibiting material to impregnate the fibers of the chipboard material and become impregnated within the confines of the chipboard segment. The chipboard segment may also be provided with a clay coat on the one surface thereof, the clay coating being permeable but smooth in nature, thereby to permit indicia to be imprinted thereon. The clay coating will co-act with the chipboard segment and permit the corrosion inhibiting material to permeate through the clay coating in order to function within the confines of the environment of a storage box containing metallic objects.