Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Multi-layer waterlaid webs or sheets
Patent
1974-12-04
1977-02-15
Bashore, S. Leon
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
Multi-layer waterlaid webs or sheets
162132, 162175, 162181D, 162186, 427420, 428342, D21H 102, D21H 122, D21H 124
Patent
active
040081214
ABSTRACT:
In order to opacify one side of a multi-ply paperboard comprised of a plurality of paper plies, pigment particles are spread between a pair of the plies. Pigment particles are preferably clay particles and are preferably spread immediately beneath the outermost ply at the one side of the board at a distribution of between 5 grams per square meter and 60 grams per square meter.
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Bashore S. Leon
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
Fisher Richard V.
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