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Performance Nonwovens

A heat-treated nonwoven based on crimped homofilaments is the subject of International Patent WO 02/05725.
An absorbent article for use in sanitary protection, hygiene and bandage applications has been developed by Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products.
A flexible matrix of pyrolysed carbon fibres is suitable for use as the substrate for a fuel cells electrode, according to its US inventor.
A nonwoven structure that incorporates stabilized filament assemblies is the subject of International Patent WO 00/63479.
A UK company has patented a variation of the traditional approach to making spunbond fabrics.
BBA Nonwovens Simpsonville Inc has developed a process to make a multi-component spunbond fabric
US inventors have disclosed a method based on hydroentanglement for forming durable nonwovens with patterns and images.
Carl Freudenberg has developed a method for making lightweight triboelectrically charged nonwovens for use in filter media.
A US company has invented a system for converting a thick web of nonwoven fabric into a contoured material.
A way of continuously making a complicated nonwoven is the subject of European Patent EP 1 246 958.
A nonwoven fabric in which the fibre density varies between strips of relatively high density and strips of relatively low density is disclosed in International Patent 01 12888 by First Quality Nonwov
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