Apparatus for manufacturing fibrous sheet structure

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Surface bonding means and/or assembly means therefor – With bending – folding – winding – or wrapping means

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156582, B31F 110

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ABSTRACT:
In the manufacture of a multi-ply fibrous sheet structure, apparatus is operative to provide each of a pair of plies of fibrous web material with a spot embossed first pattern defined by inwardly directed nested protuberances that are adhesively joined at distal surfaces thereof to confronting surfaces of the opposite ply, and to provide the adhesively joined plies with a spot embossed second pattern defined by registered, unidirectionally presented protuberances and filled compactly one within the other of the joined plies.

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