Starch adhesive bonding
CA 1301615 C · Owner: Hiscock, Donald F. · Inventors: Johnston, Herbert N.; Hiscock, Donald F.; Beard, Ralph E.
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A method and apparatus for starch adhesive bonding of paper, paperboard, and natural cellulosic-fiber materials, especially liner and fluted corrugating medium, into manufactured items, particularly corrugated board. The method includes applying an adhesive coating comprising starch and water, to a first substrate (e.g. tips of flutes of a corrugated medium) contacting, the applied coating with another substrate (e.g. liner) and while so positioned contacting an exterior surface of at least one of the substrates with an ultrasonic energy generating means so as to transmit ultrasonic energy to the adhesive coating to increase coating adhesion to the substrates. The apparatus includes …
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- Granted May 26, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended May 26, 2009.
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