Bondable, oriented, nonwoven fibrous webs and methods for making them
CA 2486414 A1 · Owner: Munro, Jill R. · Inventors: Berrigan, Michael R.; De Rovere, Anne N.; Percha, Pamela A.
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Nonwoven fibrous webs comprise fibers of uniform diameter that vary in morphology along their length. The variation provides longitudinal segments that exhibit distinctive softening characteristics during a bonding operation. Some segments soften under the conditions of the bonding operation and bond to other fibers of the web, and other segments are passive during the bonding operation. Webs as described can be formed by a method that comprises a) extruding filaments of fiber-forming material; b) directing the filaments through a processing chamber in which the filaments are subjected to longitudinal stress; c) subjecting the filaments to turbulent flow conditions after they exit …
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