Tissue products containing triggerable polymeric bonding agents

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Non-fiber additive

Reexamination Certificate

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C162S158000, C162S164400, C162S164600, C162S168300, C526S279000, C526S303100, C526S307000, C526S319000, C526S348000

Reexamination Certificate

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07625462

ABSTRACT:
Polymeric bonding agents having a “triggerable” bonding functionality and which are in the form of particles or fibers, are blended with papermaking fibers prior to formation of a tissue web. After the web is dewatered, and advantageously during or after drying, the triggerable bonding functionality is activated to strengthen the resulting sheet structure. Tissue sheets prepared in this manner can exhibit an improved combination of softness, bulk and strength.

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