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What is "Print Bonding" - Definition & Explanation

A Method Of Making Nonwoven Fabrics In Which There Is Controlled Application Of Adhesive Specific Areas Of The Fibre Web Or Batt By Using Printing Techniques Similar To Those Used Coloration.

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Thermal bonding
Part of a production route for making nonwovens in which a web, which must contain some meltable synthetic fibres, is heated by a hot gas or by calendering. The fibres melt and form inter-fibre....

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