Patent classifications
D21H19/30
METHODS FOR TREATING PAPERBOARDS AND PAPER MEDIA, AND ASSOCIATED TREATED PAPERBOARDS AND PAPER MEDIA
Methods for treating paperboard or paper media are provided. In these methods, a composition is applied to the surface of the paperboard or paper media. Paperboards or paper media treated in accordance with any of the methods achieved increased strength under both dry and wet testing methodologies as compared with untreated paperboards and paper media of the same basis weight.
METHODS FOR TREATING PAPERBOARDS AND PAPER MEDIA, AND ASSOCIATED TREATED PAPERBOARDS AND PAPER MEDIA
Methods for treating paperboard or paper media are provided. In these methods, a composition is applied to the surface of the paperboard or paper media. Paperboards or paper media treated in accordance with any of the methods achieved increased strength under both dry and wet testing methodologies as compared with untreated paperboards and paper media of the same basis weight.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL PAPERBOARD STRUCTURE
A multi-layer paperboard structure may be heat sealed to form a packaging material. The paperboard structure exhibits good sealing strength and improved anti-blocking behavior. The structure may be self-sealed or sealed to plastic blister materials.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL PAPERBOARD STRUCTURE
A multi-layer paperboard structure may be heat sealed to form a packaging material. The paperboard structure exhibits good sealing strength and improved anti-blocking behavior. The structure may be self-sealed or sealed to plastic blister materials.
EXTRUSION COATED PAPER FOR FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
A barrier laminate for a paper substrate and a pouch formed from the paper substrate is provided. The paper substrate and pouch are suitable for packaging of food products and utilizes a 40-60% hardwood fiber content paper sheet having nylon barriers and EVOH barriers applied to a food contact surface of the paper.
EXTRUSION COATED PAPER FOR FLEXIBLE PACKAGING
A barrier laminate for a paper substrate and a pouch formed from the paper substrate is provided. The paper substrate and pouch are suitable for packaging of food products and utilizes a 40-60% hardwood fiber content paper sheet having nylon barriers and EVOH barriers applied to a food contact surface of the paper.
HONEYCOMB CORE HAVING A HIGH COMPRESSION STRENGTH
A method of making a fiber-reinforced composite structure comprising the steps of (i) forming a paper sheet having a Gurley air resistance at least 200 seconds per 100 milliliters, the sheet comprising from 30 to 70 weight percent p-aramid fiber, (ii) depositing on both surfaces of the paper sheet a compression enhancing layer in a quantity up to 5 weight percent based on the weight of the paper, (iii) forming a honeycomb from the sheet of step (ii), and (iv) applying a matrix resin coating to the honeycomb of step (iii).
HONEYCOMB CORE HAVING A HIGH COMPRESSION STRENGTH
A method of making a fiber-reinforced composite structure comprising the steps of (i) forming a paper sheet having a Gurley air resistance at least 200 seconds per 100 milliliters, the sheet comprising from 30 to 70 weight percent p-aramid fiber, (ii) depositing on both surfaces of the paper sheet a compression enhancing layer in a quantity up to 5 weight percent based on the weight of the paper, (iii) forming a honeycomb from the sheet of step (ii), and (iv) applying a matrix resin coating to the honeycomb of step (iii).
Honeycomb core having a high compression strength
A method of making a fiber-reinforced composite structure comprises the steps of (i) forming a paper sheet having a Gurley air resistance at least 200 seconds per 100 milliliters, the sheet comprising from 30 to 70 weight percent p-aramid fiber, (ii) depositing on both surfaces of the paper sheet a compression enhancing layer in a quantity up to 5 weight percent based on the weight of the paper, (iii) forming a honeycomb from the sheet of step (ii), and (iv) applying a matrix resin coating to the honeycomb of step (iii).
Honeycomb core having a high compression strength
A method of making a fiber-reinforced composite structure comprises the steps of (i) forming a paper sheet having a Gurley air resistance at least 200 seconds per 100 milliliters, the sheet comprising from 30 to 70 weight percent p-aramid fiber, (ii) depositing on both surfaces of the paper sheet a compression enhancing layer in a quantity up to 5 weight percent based on the weight of the paper, (iii) forming a honeycomb from the sheet of step (ii), and (iv) applying a matrix resin coating to the honeycomb of step (iii).