Three-ply absorbent paper product and method of making
AssigneeGeorgia-Pacific France
InventorsGilles Roussel, Benoît Hoeft
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Abstract
The invention concerns an absorbent paper product with basic weight of about 36 to about 105 g/m2 comprising at least three pleats, a first and second outer embossed pleats each comprising raised patterns consisting at least partially of discrete protuberances oriented towards the inside of the structure and a non-embossed central pleat, the pleats being associated by linking the distal surfaces of at least part of the protuberances of each of the outer pleats to the central pleat. The invention is characterized in that each of the embossed outer pleats is linked by means of an adhesive to said central pleat, and at least one of the pleats has a pattern density more than 30 protuberances per cm2.
Claims6
A method for manufacturing an absorbent paper product comprising three plies, wherein each of said three plies has a specific surface weight of approximately from 12 to 35 g/m2, said method comprising
- embossing a first ply and a second ply each with at least one salient pattern of discrete protrusions,
- superposing a third unembossed ply on the discrete protrusions of the first ply,
- depositing an adhesive onto a surface of the third unembossed ply,
- combining the first ply and the third unembossed ply with the second ply in such a manner that, for at least a portion of the discrete protrusions of each of the first ply and the second ply, at least a portion of distal surfaces of the discrete protrusions of each of the first ply and the second ply are mutually opposed, and
- applying adequate pressure to the first ply, the second ply and the third ply to bond the three plies by said adhesive.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.