Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Projecting particles in a moving gas stream
Patent
1987-11-03
1989-08-22
Silbaugh, Jan. H.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles
Projecting particles in a moving gas stream
264517, 264118, 264119, B27N 314
Patent
active
048593885
ABSTRACT:
An improved, continuous airlaying apparatus for making airlaid articles such as discrete absorbent fibrous cores for catamenial napkins and disposable diapers and the like having high structural integrity, and good edge definition. The articles are airlaid in discrete cavities as they pass through a deposition zone of the apparatus, and are compacted a predetermined amount prior to their being removed from their respective deposition cavities. An exemplary mechanism for effecting the compacting comprises a lugged cylinder having circumferentially spaced lugs which are configured and pitched to mesh in a quasi gear-like manner with the deposition cavities.
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Benson Douglas H.
Peterson David A.
Braun Fredrick H.
Fertig Mary Lynn
Pollaro John M.
Silbaugh Jan. H.
Slone Thomas J.
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