Method of producing wet frictional material

Paper making and fiber liberation – Apparatus – Foraminous forming mold for discrete articles

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162218, 162387, D21G 700

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ABSTRACT:
In a method of producing a wet frictional material according to the present invention, paper-making stock solution is circulated and stirred between a paper-making tank and a raw-material tank so that the concentration of the paper-making stock solution is kept constant. A paper-making jig and an up/down suction portion are connected to each other and elevated up and lowered down in the paper-making tank so that water is sucked from the stock solution by a suction apparatus in the period of elevating-up and lowering-down to perform paper-making. The paper-making jig and the up/down suction portion may be formed separately so as to be connected to each other. In this case, the method can cope with requirements of products of various sizes.

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