Textiles: manufacturing – Textile product fabrication or treatment – Fiber entangling and interlocking
Patent
1992-08-19
1994-12-06
Crowder, Clifford D.
Textiles: manufacturing
Textile product fabrication or treatment
Fiber entangling and interlocking
28105, 428284, D04H 146, D04H 170, B32B 516
Patent
active
053698584
ABSTRACT:
A nonwoven fabric comprising at least one layer of textile fibers or net of polymeric filaments and at least one web of melt blown microfibers, bonded together by hydroentangling. The nonwoven fabric may be apertured by hydroentangling or may have areas of higher density and areas of lower density. The fabric has a favorable combination of softness, dryness, tensile strength and hand. Several processes are provided for producing the nonwoven fabric of the invention.
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Austin Jared
Gilmore Thomas
Johnston Milo
Newkirk David
Zimmerman, Jr. Guy S.
Calvert John J.
Crowder Clifford D.
Fiberweb North America, Inc.
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