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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6752890 | Method of manufacturing a press fabric by spirally attaching a top laminate layer with a heat-activated adhesive A method for manufacturing a press fabric for a paper machine includes the attachment of a strip of top laminate layer material to a base fabric using a heat-activated adhesive film. The top laminate layer material may be a woven fabric, a nonwoven mesh, or a thermo... | 06/22/2004 |
| 6625853 | Method of compressing fibrous bodies A method of compressing fibrous bodies which are held in place on a perforated support by means of negative pressure. Each fibrous body to be compressed is arranged on a first support that includes parts with and without perforations. A first compression ... | 09/30/2003 |
| 5360656 | Press felt and method of manufacturing it A press felt is devised for use in a papermaking machine, and a method is provided for manufacturing such a press felt. The press felt comprises a base fabric which is made of fabric of yarn material and is endless in the machine direction of the press fe... | 11/01/1994 |
| 5296278 | Gastight woven fabric sheet for air bags and a process for producing same A gastight woven fabric sheet for air bags having no risk of burning a person due to formation of gas-permeable perforations and gas flowing out when the air bag is inflated, a high burst strength due to a reinforcing effect by adhesion, and a satisfactor... | 03/22/1994 |
| 4154889 | Nonwoven fabric, method and apparatus for it's manufacture A nonwoven fabric is produced by forming a batt of fibers which are oriented primarily transverse relative to the direction of movement of the batt, stretching said batt longitudinally relative to the direction of movement of the batt, and needling the st... | 05/15/1979 |
