Multifunctional Fibres for Air-laid and Dry-laid Applications
Link ID 121378
Title Multifunctional Fibres for Air-laid and Dry-laid Applications
Url http://www.technica.net/NT/NT2/multifunctionalfibres.htm
Description Paper presented at the Edana 2000 Nonwovens Symposium, dealing with the global capacity and historic sales of air-laid thermobond nonwovens, and new developments in bicompionent fibers for the air-laid nonwovens industry. Author: Niels K. Christensen.
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Date Jul 19, 2006
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