Coextruded polymeric nettings and method of making the same
Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsRonald W. Ausen, William J. Kopecky, Michael W. Voigt, Naimul Karim, Vasav Sahni
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Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsRonald W. Ausen, William J. Kopecky, Michael W. Voigt, Naimul Karim, Vasav Sahni
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Article comprising first and second coextruded polymeric nettings, the first and second coextruded polymeric nettings each having a machine direction comprising: a plurality of pairs of: first segments each having first and second opposed major surfaces and a thickness, the first segments comprising first material; second segments comprising second material, wherein adjacent first segments are joined together via a second segment, wherein the second segments extend from the second major surface past the first major surface of each first adjacent segment and has a distal end, the second segments having first and second opposed major surfaces, wherein there is a gap between adjacent second segments; and a third material comprising adhesive, different from the first and second materials on at least one the first or second major surfaces first segment, wherein the first segments, second segments, and third material each extend continuously for at least 5 mm in the machine direction, and wherein first and second materials of adjacent pairs are periodically bonded together in the machine direction, wherein a portion of some of the first segments of the first coextruded polymeric netting are engaged between some of the adjacent first segments of the second coextruded polymeric netting. Netting described herein are useful, for example, for tape landing zones, bundling applications where it is desired to maintain breathability without an air tight barrier, and bundling applications where it is desired to have compression wrap without adhesion to the wrapped substrate.
An article comprising first and second coextruded polymeric nettings, the first and second coextruded polymeric nettings each having a machine direction comprising:
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