Nonwoven thermal bonding pattern with low fuzz
A non-woven fabric and thermal bonding technology, which is applied in the direction of non-woven fabrics, textiles, papermaking, bandages, etc., can solve the problem of reducing the quality perception of non-woven fabrics
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[0039] figure 1 A bond pattern 100 for a nonwoven is shown having thermal bonds comprising different sizes and orientations. figure 1 is shown on a 1:1 scale, while figure 2 Close-up view shown at 5:1 scale. The nonwoven extends in the machine direction (MD) and in the perpendicular cross direction (CD). This bonding pattern is discussed below for purposes of illustration. The illustrated designs may of course be modified applying the general considerations above. For example, in Figure 1-Figure 2 In the example of , the individual area of the larger bonds 110, 120 is 3.2mm 2 , and the individual area of the smaller bonds 130, 140 is 0.36mm 2 , and there are twice as many smaller bonds than larger bonds, but either of these values can be modified applying the aforementioned ranges. The larger bonds on the one hand and the smaller bonds on the other hand may all have the same individual area as shown. Of course, it is not excluded that the larger bond and / or the...
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