Pulp mold, a method, and a molding apparatus for producing fiber

Details Pulp mold, a method, and a molding apparatus for producing fiber Pulp mold, a method, and a molding apparatus for producing fiber

1993-03-02

1995-07-11

Lamb, Brenda Adele

Paper making and fiber liberation

Apparatus

Apparatus repair, cleaning or conditioning

162272, 162411, 162382, 425 84, 425225, 249113, 249141, D21J 500

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054317843

ABSTRACT:
A mold composed of bonded water-insoluble particles and having a molding layer and a support layer. The molding layer includes first water insoluble particles, having an average size of 0.2-1.0 mm bonded to form a layer having a thickness 1-20 times the average size of the first particles. The support layer positioned on the inner surface of the molding layer, on which the fiber bodies are not formed, includes of second water-insoluble particles, having an average size of 1.0-10.0 mm, bonded to form a layer having a thickness of at least the average size of the second particles. The pulp mold has advantages in that it hardly suffers from clogging, it produces fiber bodies each having a smooth surface, it is free from damage caused by repeated use, and it produces fiber bodies in a short period of time.

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