Melt blowing method for forming layered webs of filter media

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Formation of solid particulate material directly from molten... – With subsequent uniting of the particles

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264113, 264115, 264518, B29C 4712

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ABSTRACT:
A method, die apparatus and product wherein a layered web of melt blown fibrous filter media is produced by a unitary die including several die sources with facing layers of the fibrous filter media being attenuated by opposed fluid streams at preselected included angles and with the fiber layers being free from bonding together and with the fibers in each layer being minimally bonded.

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