Improved process for applying polysiloxane to tissue paper
CA 2113541 C · Owner: Trokhan, Paul D. · Inventors: Sawdal, Albert H.; Ampulski, Robert S.; Trokhan, Paul D.
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Disclosed is a process for making soft tissue paper which includes the steps of wet-laying cellulosic fibers to form a web; drying the web and elevating the web temperature creping the hot web, and , applying low levels of a polysiloxane material to the hot, creped web. Preferably, the hot web is dried to a moisture level below its equilibrium moisture content before application of the polysiloxane material. The process may further include the steps of applying an effective amount of a surfactant material to enhance softness and/or wettability control; and/or an effective amount of a binder material such as starch, for linting control and/or to contribute tensile strength to the tissue …
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- Filed June 29, 1992 and granted May 16, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended June 29, 2012.
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