Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – With coating after drying
Patent
1994-03-10
1995-02-14
Chin, Peter
Paper making and fiber liberation
Processes and products
With coating after drying
162112, 162158, 1621643, 1621644, 1621646, 162173, 162184, 162206, 162207, 162175, D21H 2122
Patent
active
053892046
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a process for making soft tissue paper which includes providing a dry tissue web and then applying a sufficient amount of a functional-polysiloxane softener compound to the dry web. The softener application process includes the steps of mixing a functional-polysiloxane compound with a suitable nonvolatile diluent, such as a mineral oil, forming an emulsion containing the functional-polysiloxane compound and nonvolatile diluent using a volatile solvent, such as water, and surfactant emulsifier, applying the emulsion to a heated transfer surface, evaporating the volatile solvent from the emulsion to form a film, and then contacting the dry tissue web with the heated transfer surface. Preferably, the tissue web is dried to a moisture level below its equilibrium moisture content before application of the functional-polysiloxane material. The process may further include the steps of applying an effective amount of a surfactant material to enhance softness and/or wettability control; and/or an effective amount of a binder material such as starch, for linting control, and/or to contribute tensile strength to the tissue paper.
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Chin Peter
Hersko Bart S.
Linman E. Kelly
Rasser Jacobus C.
The Procter & Gamble & Company
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