Needled nonwoven material and method for making same

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Surface bonding and/or assembly therefor

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28 7217, 28 722R, 156148, 156282, 156324, 156229, 156306, 264103, 264126, 428235, 428297, 428288, 428300, 428296, B29C 2700, B32B 3100

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039947599

ABSTRACT:
Heat shrinkable fibers are laid down on a backing element, needle-punched and thereafter heated on one surface of the needle-punched fabric in a relaxed condition to a temperature to fuse at least a portion of the fibers adjacent the heated surface and shrink said fibers and first material surface relative to the opposed surface for providing a nonwoven material having a randomly uneven surface. In another embodiment, the backing element is eliminated.

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