Methods of applying bonding materials onto fibrous webs
AssigneeAmerican Can Company
InventorsJames F. Buob, Walter L. Pauls
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AssigneeAmerican Can Company
InventorsJames F. Buob, Walter L. Pauls
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Methods by which a dry-formed loose fibrous web is bonded by applying to one of its surfaces a low add-on level of a relatively high binder solids concentration bonding material to form a once-bonded web, and to the other side of the web, a greater add-on level of a relatively lower solids concentration bonding material, the first-applied emulsion preferably adding from about 20% to about 40% binder solids by weight, and the second-applied adding the rest of the total binder solids to be included in the fibrous web product. The bonding material can be a solution or emulsion. Preferably, the first and second-applied bonding materials are water-based latex emulsions, the solids concentration of the first-applied emulsion is from about 15% to about 25% by weight, that of the second-applied emulsion is from about 10% to about 20% by weight based on the total binder solids to be included in the fibrous web product, and a vacuum draws the second-applied bonding material into the web.
A method of forming a dry-formed bonded fibrous web product, which comprises:
A method of applying bonding material onto a dry-formed loose fibrous web, which comprises:
A method of forming a dry-formed bonded fibrous web product, which comprises:
A method of forming a dry-formed bonded fibrous web product, which comprises:
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