Method of manufacturing a dry-formed, adhesively bonded, nonwoven fibrous sheet and the sheet formed thereby
AssigneeScott Paper Company
InventorAlbert L. McConnell
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AssigneeScott Paper Company
InventorAlbert L. McConnell
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A method of manufacturing a dry-formed, adhesively bonded, nonwoven fibrous sheet and the fibrous sheet formed thereby. The method includes the steps of forming a low integrity fibrous web by a dry-forming process; temporarily stabilizing the web with substantially brittle bonds for imparting desired properties to the completed sheet resulting from the subsequent processing operations; applying to a surface of the temporarily bonded web a permanent binder which penetrates at least about 10% through the thickness of the web, and which is in a spaced-apart pattern occupying from about 10 to about 60% of the surface area of the web; adhering to a creping surface, by use of the permanent binder, the areas of the web surface on which the permanent binder has been disposed; creping the web from the creping surface to break the brittle, temporary bonds for enhancing the bulk, flexibility, extensibility and porosity of the web; and drying and setting the permanent binder to complete the formation of the fibrous sheet of this invention.
A method for forming a bulky, flexible, stretchable, nonwoven fibrous sheet, said method comprising the steps of:
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