Process for producing high-bulk tissue webs using nonwoven subst

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Non-uniform – irregular or configured web or sheet

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162218, 162382, 162383, 162903, D21F 500

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a papermaking fabric and method of producing a soft, bulky tissue web in which an embryonic fiber web is wet-molded onto a three-dimensional substrate wherein the web-contacting surface of said substrate is a three-dimensional porous nonwoven material. The method can provide higher levels of bulk and surface depth in tissues than is practical with woven papermaking fabrics.

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