cotendered nonwoven pulp fabric and method for

Plain wood pulp spunlace fabric

Soonerclean Plain wood pulp spunlace fabric -- provides the perfect solution for general purpose tasks The Soonerclean Plain wood pulp spunlace fabric is made of imported high quality woodpulp and brand new polypropylene "2-steps" producing method compositing the soft woodpulp together with strong spunbond fabric through hydroentangle

3 pulp airflow into a net non-woven fabric: can also be called clean paper dry paper Non-woven fabric It uses the airflow forming technology to loosen the wood pulp fiberboard into a single fiber state and then uses the airflow method to make the fiber agglomerate on the mesh curtain and the fiber mesh is added to the cloth

Tensile Strength and Dispersibility of Pulp/Danufil Wet

Comparing the average wet strength of nonwoven samples with different Danufil fiber lengths (Figure 4 g–i) the average wet strength under the same pulp/Danufil fiber blend ratio and water jet pressures is sorted as follows: N1 N2 N3 N4 N5 N6 and N7)

Wood pulp embossed spunlace fabric

Soonerclean Wood pulp embossed spunlace fabric -- is versatile in toughest jobs or heavy-duty industry jobs Choosing this Soonerclean Wood pulp embossed spunlace fabric ensures not only a superior clean but also durability That means Embossed spunlace

Airlaid Nonwoven Technology Overview

Airlaid Nonwoven Technology An Overview The term airlaid nonwoven refers to a manufacturing technology that produces a web from short fibers most often softwood pulp The process is also referred to as short fiber airlaid technology to distinguish it from the

Airlaid

Pads and panty liners are mainly made of materials such as wood pulp nonwoven fabrics made from polymers (PE PP) SAP and adhesives of natural and synthetic resins These raw materials are chosen for their ability to absorb and retain fluids to avoid leakage and to provide comfort 113 Panty shield-making machines available in market have production speeds of around 1500 pieces per minute

Nonwoven Product

The need to develop new flame retardant (FR) nonwovens or barrier nonwovens to protect underlying materials can be seen in the examples above Although the development of FR nonwovens is not recent (the first patent dealing with FR finishing treatment for nonwoven fabrics was applied for in 1973 (Orito et al 1973)) the literature has greatly increased in the last few years

wood pulp spunlace nonwoven fabric

Soonerclean wood pulp spunlace nonwoven fabric -- provides the perfect solution for general purpose tasks The Soonerclean wood pulp spunlace nonwoven fabric is made of imported high quality woodpulp and brand new polypropylene "2-steps" producing method compositing the soft woodpulp together with strong spunbond fabric through hydroentangle

What is Non woven Fabric

Stitchbond Nonwoven Fabric: Stitching non-woven fabrics is a dry non-woven fabric sewing method is the use of warp-knit coil structure of the network yarn layer non-woven materials (such as plastic sheet plastic thin metal foil Etc ) or a combination thereof to make into a nonwoven fabric

Patents Assigned to PFNONWOVENS LLC

Cotendered nonwoven/pulp fabric and method for making the same Patent number: 10259192 Abstract: The present invention is directed to a nonwoven fabric made from a composite of nonwoven and pulp where the nonwoven has a high loft derived from a heat set three-dimensional relief structure and/or hydroengorged fiber structure

Contendered nonwoven/pulp composite fabric and

2015/6/9A nonwoven web is hydraulically treated to create a hydroengorged material having an increased loft Alternatively a nonwoven web is treated to have a heat set three-dimensional relief structure The treated web is then hydroentangled with pulp to form a cotendered nonwoven/pulp composite fabric

Nonwoven fabric

Nonwoven fabric is a fabric-like material made from staple fibre (short) and long fibres (continuous long) bonded together by chemical mechanical heat or solvent treatment The term is used in the textile manufacturing industry to denote fabrics such as felt which are neither woven nor knitted [1]

What is a non

3) Pulp air laid non-woven fabric Air laid nonwoven fabrics can be called air laid dry papermaking nonwoven fabric It is use air laid technology open wood pulp fibre board into a single fibre state and then use the air flow method to make the fibre in the curtain then reinforced fibre into cloth

Nonwoven fabric filters

2016/1/1The pitfall of the filter efficiency of a nonwoven fabric for particles of the diameter between d p1 and d p2 is unacceptable but inevitable To design a nonwoven filter with high filter efficiency nonwoven fabrics composed of fibres of more than one diameter is proposed 92 If a nonwoven filter is composed of multiple components of fibres the filter efficiency of the nonwoven filter for

3 pulp airflow into a net non-woven fabric: can also be called clean paper dry paper Non-woven fabric It uses the airflow forming technology to loosen the wood pulp fiberboard into a single fiber state and then uses the airflow method to make the fiber agglomerate on the mesh curtain and the fiber mesh is added to the cloth

Nonwoven materials and joining techniques

2013/1/1Nonwoven fabrics produced using this method are used in cleaning sheets and industrial wipes 19 8 Future trends in the nonwoven market The nonwoven industry has passed through several phases of evolution since the 1950s when the industry was regarded

New Development of Nonwovens Technology and Application

woven fabric knitted fabric laces braided fabric tufted fabric NOTE: Film and paper structures are not considered as nonwovens Nonwovens Manufacturing Process Web Forming ① Wet Laid ② Dry Laid (Carding Air Laid) (Honshu method) ③ Spunmelt ④

Michael Kauschke Inventions Patents and Patent

Michael Kauschke has filed for patents to protect the following inventions This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Abstract: A nonwoven web made of substantially continuous fibers and comprising a three-dimensional pattern of protruding closed shapes wherein the

Michael Kauschke Inventions Patents and Patent

Michael Kauschke has filed for patents to protect the following inventions This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Abstract: A nonwoven web made of substantially continuous fibers and comprising a three-dimensional pattern of protruding closed shapes wherein the

What Is The Raw Material Of The Non

3 pulp airlaid non-woven fabric: can also be called dust-free paper dry papermaking non-woven fabric It uses the air-laid technology to open the wood pulp fiber board into a single fiber state and then uses a gas flow method to agglomerate the fibers on the mesh curtain and the fiber web is

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The treated web is then hydroentangled with pulp to form a cotendered nonwoven/pulp composite fabric The present invention is directed to a nonwoven fabric made from a composite of nonwoven and pulp where the nonwoven has a high loft derived from a heat set three-dimensional relief structure and/or hydroengorged fiber structure

Contendered Nonwoven/Pulp Composite Fabric and

2010/2/25A cotendered composite fabric comprising: a first nonwoven web comprising continuous fibers and a first pulp layer substantially comprised of pulp wherein said first nonwoven web has one or more elements selected from the group consisting of (a) a heat set

Patents Assigned to PFNONWOVENS LLC

Cotendered nonwoven/pulp fabric and method for making the same Patent number: 10259192 Abstract: The present invention is directed to a nonwoven fabric made from a composite of nonwoven and pulp where the nonwoven has a high loft derived from a heat set three-dimensional relief structure and/or hydroengorged fiber structure

Making Textile Fabrics e g From Fibres or Filamentary

NONWOVEN FABRIC FOR ACOUSTIC ISOLATION APPLICATIONS The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a nonwoven fabric having an air permeability of 2000 l/m2/s or less when measured at a pressure difference of 200 Pa according to EN ISO