High bulk paper towels
作者： Mary Martha Zielinski , Jerome Steven Veith , Thomas Garrett Neal , Eric John Draheim , Sammy Lee Archer
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关键词: Metallurgy 、 Embossing 、 Composite material 、 Steaming 、 Strength reduction 、 Materials science 、 Paper sheet 、 Size effect on structural strength
摘要: Rolled creped paper products, such as kitchen towels, can be provided with high roll bulk and a degree of firmness by steaming the dry, sheet immediately prior to embossing between matched steel rolls. The preconditions that resulting embossments maintain their shape structural strength, thereby imparting greater wound product. In addition, experiences less cross-machine strength reduction consequence embossing.
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