Nonwoven, coated substrates and method of applying a coating at high bath concentration and low wet pick-up
CA 2069839 A1 · Owner: Colman, Charles W. · Inventors: Colman, Charles W.; Perkins, Cheryl A.; Sayovitz, John J.
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Nonwoven, hydrophobic fibrous substrates uniformly coated with a wetting agent are disclosed which have improved tensile strength properties over conventional coated nonwoven, substrates. Also disclosed is a process for applying a high solids content wetting agent to a substrate in a manner which results in low wet pick-up and eliminates drying requirements. The low wet pick-up reduces degradation of the tensile strength of the material normally resulting from with the wetting and drying of nonwoven substrates. In one embodiment the untreated side remains hydrophobic producing a "one-way valve" effect.
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- Filed May 28, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended May 28, 2012.
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