Absorbent combined sheet matierial
AssigneeKaysersberg, S.A.
InventorsRemy Ruppel, Pierre Laurent, Joel Hungler
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AssigneeKaysersberg, S.A.
InventorsRemy Ruppel, Pierre Laurent, Joel Hungler
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A combined sheet material including at least two absorbent sheets, such as of cellulose-cotton, each having a density of between from 10 to 40 g/m.sup.2. Each of the sheets is separately embossed by calendaring them into a pattern of protuberances distributed in a first pitch along a first direction for each sheet (P.sub.1 sm, P.sub.2 sm) and in a second pitch in a second direction for each sheet (P.sub.1 st, P.sub.2 st) which subtends the first direction at an angle other than zero. The end of the protuberances extending away from the plane of each of the sheets includes a flat bonding element whereby the two sheets are bonded to each other, preferably by gluing. The pattern of each of the sheets is characterized in that the first pitch of each sheet along the first direction is different and related by the equation. .vertline.1/P.sub.1 sm-1/P.sub.2 sm.vertline..gtoreq.1/L1 wherein L1 is a predetermined value corresponding to the dimension of a segment within the combined sheet material in which at least one spot capable of bonding the two sheets together is present regardless of the relative position of the two patterns.
A combined sheet material comprising at least two absorbent sheets wherein each of said sheets has a basis weight of between from 10 to 40 g/m.sup.2, each of said sheets is separately embossed by calendaring such that each of said sheets has a pattern of protuberances formed therein which are distributed in said pattern along a first pitch in a first direction, P.sub.1 sm and P.sub.2 sm respectively for said at least two absorbent sheets, and along a second pitch in a second direction, P.sub.1 st and P.sub.2 st respectively for said at least two absorbent sheets, said second direction subtending said first direction at an angle other than zero, with said first pitch along said first direction of each of said sheets being different and related by the expression
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