Process for marking individualized crosslinked fibers and fibers thereof
CA 1340299 C · Owner: Bourbon, Robert Michael · Inventors: Schoggen, Howard Leon; Cook, Jeffrey Tood; Bourbon, Robert Michael
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Individualized, crosslinked fibers made by a) defibrating moistened, cellulosic fibers and at least partially drying the fibers under substantially unrestrained conditions i.e. in the, substantial absence of interfiber bonds b) contacting the fibers, with a crosslinking agent c) reacting the crosslinking agent with the fibers in the substantial absence of interfiber bonds to form, intrafiber crosslink bonds, d) subjecting the fibers while in a, moistened condition, to a second defibration step and then at, least partially drying the fibers under substantially unrestrained conditions.
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- Granted January 5, 1999. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 5, 2016.
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