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    Method for Making Extruded Coated Perforated Nonwoven Fabric, Extrusion Coated Perforated Nonwoven Fabric and Absorbent Article The present invention relates to a method for making an extrusion coated perforated nonwoven fabric. The method comprises the steps of extruding a molten polyethylene coating onto a nonwoven fabric, and piercing the molten polyethylene coating by heat and pneumatic pressure differential to create microperforations therein at a density between about 35 and about 120 ° C. perforations for 2.54 centimeters (1 inch) linear. The resulting microperforated nonwoven fabric is then thermomechanically perforated by moving it through perforation rollers, at least one of which has raised protuberances to create macroperforations extending through at least the polyethylene coating. macroperforations have a density between about 6 and about 35 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch). Perforated nonwoven fabric is useful as a top layer for absorbent articles.
    公开号:BR112012014968B1
    申请号:R112012014968
    申请日:2010-12-17
    公开日:2019-12-10
    发明作者:W Cree James
    申请人:Advantage Creation Entpr Llc；
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    Invention Patent Descriptive Report for "METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING PERFORATED NON-WOVEN FABRIC COATED BY EXTRUSION, PERFORATED NON-WOVEN FABRIC COVERED BY EXTRUSION AND ABSORBENT ARTICLE".
    Technical Field [001] The present invention relates to an extruded coated perforated nonwoven fabric that has a textured porous embossed coating that provides a soft, foldable and non-stick feeling, and a method for making such fabrics.
    Background of the Invention [002] Nonwoven fabrics with holes are used in various sectors of industrial and consumer products. For example, non-woven fabrics with holes are used to produce disposable sheets, disposable clothing, filter masks and hygiene and sanitary products, such as sanitary napkins, incontinence pads and baby diapers.
    [003] Nonwoven with holes can be manufactured using various techniques. One technique entails obtaining a heat-bonded or heat-welded nonwoven and piercing the nonwoven using a set of raised needles as described in U.S. Patents 4,128,679 and 4,886,632.
    [004] Non-woven with orifices intended for use as top layers of absorbent article that exhibit behavior such as a one-way valve can be created by laminating a sheet or plastic film prepared using traditional extrusion techniques (for example, a thin sheet of LDPE delivered by means of a casting or blow extrusion head) and perforate the combination of film and nonwoven using solid forming techniques known in practice (for example, calender drilling of laminates as described in US Patent 4,780,352). Laminates generated by joining or aligning a formed film and a nonwoven can be perforated by mechanical techniques as described in U.S. Patent 7,204,907.
    [005] Another technique for creating fabrics with orifices, particularly fabrics with orifices based on fibers, uses thermomechanical contact perforation such as perforation by pin or by a notched cylinder which is in contact with a smooth cylinder, as described in the patents US 5,814,389, 4,128,679 and 4,886,632. Also another technique for creating a fabric uses a vacuum-perforated laminate as described in U.S. Patent 4,995,930.
    [006] Texts with current holes used in absorbent articles such as the covering layer in contact with the skin, such as a top layer, are limited in their ability to be soft, distinct (discrete), moldable to the skin and / or absorbent of fluid to maintain an impression of being dry and giving the feeling of dryness. Film and non-woven laminates as described above, especially in U.S. Patent 4,995,930, use non-woven fibers as the skin-confronting material to provide softness benefits. However, when such laminates are wet, the fiber cover retains fluid and the film material is unable to drain the fibrous nonwoven matrix. The user's body may develop a skin rash as a result of moisture from the adjacent upper layer. A laminate like this can also be noisy when the user is walking because it lacks the flexibility to conform to the body since it cannot be prepared with a low basic weight (for example, less than 27 g / m2). What's more, a laminate like this is expensive since it requires you to buy and combine a plastic film with the non-woven material. As a consequence, the laminate and / or product manufactured using the laminate can be rigid, noisy and rough or can provide a feeling of dampness or generally unpleasant.
    Summary of the Invention [007] The present invention relates to a method for making extruded coated perforated nonwoven fabric, comprising extruding a fused polyethylene coating having a base weight between about 7 and about 17 g / m2 on a fabric nonwoven having a basic weight between about 9 and about 40 g / m2, perforate said fused polyethylene coating by means of heat and pneumatic pressure differential to create microperforations in the same at a density between about 35 and about 120 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch) to provide a microperforated nonwoven fabric, thermomechanically perforate said microperforated nonwoven fabric by moving it through drill rolls, at least one of said drill rolls having raised protuberances to create macroperforations in the fabric that extend through at least the polyethylene coating, said macroperforations s having a density between about 6 and about 35 perforations per linear 2.54 cm (1 linear inch).
    [008] The present invention also relates to an extruded coated perforated nonwoven fabric manufactured using the method mentioned above, and an absorbent article comprising an upper layer made of perforated nonwoven fabric.
    Brief Description of the Drawings [009] Figure 1 shows a method for extruding a fused polyethylene coating onto a nonwoven fabric while perforating the coating to create microperforations in it.
    [0010] Figure 2 shows a method for perforating thermomechanically the non-woven fabric manufactured using the method shown in figure 1 to create macroperforations in it.
    [0011] Figure 3 shows a top view of a perforated nonwoven fabric of the invention manufactured using the methods shown in figures 1 and 2.
    [0012] Figure 4 is an enlarged sectional view of part of the perforated nonwoven fabric of Figure 3.
    Detailed Description of the Invention [0013] The present invention relates to extruded coated perforated nonwoven fabric, useful as a top layer for an absorbent article. The product is manufactured by first extruding and perforating a polyethylene coating on a non-woven fabric to form microperforations in the same that have the appearance of small tapered orifices applied in the side of the non-woven fabric that will confront the user's skin. In one embodiment, the extrusion coating is a layered combination of a polyethylene blend comprising inert filler particles that help maintain the raised texture of the nonwoven fabric after it undergoes a second thermomechanical drilling step. In one example, the polyethylene mixture is physically extruded at a low weight level on the surface of a perforated drum while applying a pressure differential, as described in US Patent 4,995,930, to pierce the melted polyethylene coating while almost that simultaneously gluing a porous fiber-like non-woven fabric through a combination of contact pressure and vacuum to the molten polyethylene before it has a chance to cool. The resulting microperforated coated nonwoven fabric is then subjected to a second perforation step that creates macroperforations in it that extend at least through the coating layer of the nonwoven fabric.
    [0014] Figure 1 shows a method for extruding a fused polyethylene coating over a non-woven fabric while perforating the coating to create microperforations in it. In figure 1, a thin layer of molten polyethylene 2 is supplied from the extruder matrix 1 on the surface similar to a sieve 3 of a cylinder or drum 4. A vacuum chamber 5, which submits the polyethylene layer to a vacuum pneumatic, is located inside the cylinder 4 at the point where the polyethylene layer meets the cylinder 4. With the help of a guide roller 6, a fibrous non-woven fabric 7 is supplied on the sieve-like surface 3 at the same time as the polyethylene layer. The pneumatic vacuum exerted by the vacuum chamber 5 sucks sections of the polyethylene layer into the openings in the sieve-like surface, forming projections and perforating the layer within these projections. Air is sucked through the fibrous non-woven fabric 7 and compresses the fabric against the polyethylene layer as well as cooling the layer at the same time. The guide roller 6 can assist in this compression operation, but this is not necessary to join the polyethylene layer to the fabric such as a covering. The two other vacuum chambers 8 and 9 are located in the cylinder 4. The vacuum chamber 8 draws air to cool the microperforated non-woven fabric 10, while the vacuum chamber 9 cools the sieve-like surface 3.
    [0015] In the method set out above, the polyethylene coating has a basic weight between about 7 and about 17 g / m2, typically between about 10 and about 15 g / m2, for example, between about 14 and 16 g / m2. In one embodiment, the polyethylene coating is a mixture of two layers, typically a mixture of layers A / B with layer B adjacent to the nonwoven side having a polymeric composition that can help the layered coating to stick to the nonwoven. Layer A will have a polymeric composition that is easy to break or puncture. Both layers can be microperforated using the vacuum process described in U.S. Patent 4,995,930, which is incorporated herein by reference. [0016] Nonwoven fabric can be any porous fabric that has a fibrous appearance. Non-woven fabrics can be manufactured through various processes using carded fibers that are thermally glued, joined by air or directly extruded through a process called thermosolded continuous filaments or blowing system. The non-woven fabric has a basic weight between about 9 and about 40 g / m2, typically between about 10 and about 30 g / m2, for example, between about 10 and about 16 g / m2. Non-woven fibers are predominantly polyethylene or polypropylene, or mixtures thereof. The nonwoven is typically hydrophilic, or it can be a nonwoven by means of air in layers with the side facing the absorbent core being more hydrophilic than the side that contacts the microperforated coating. In one embodiment, the nonwoven has a capillary gradient such that capillary tubes closer to the absorbent core are smaller than capillary tubes adjacent to the coating layer. The non-woven layer facing the core may have greater affinity for fluid, which can be created by using a more permanent hydrophilic material that decreases the contact angle of the tissue or when using capillary-directed fibers.
    [0017] In one embodiment, the fused polyethylene-coated fabric is perforated with a pressure differential to display perforations similar to three-dimensional embossed volcanoes as described in US Patent 6,228,462, incorporated herein by reference, extending outwards to away from the nonwoven layer. These volcano-like perforations, such as the microperforations 12 shown in figures 1-4, create the feel of a surface such as fibers. When an upper layer of absorbent article is manufactured from the perforated nonwoven fabric of this document, it is desirable to have such perforated cones pointing towards the user side of the article to enhance the feeling of comfort. The microperforations 12 have a density between about 35 and about 120 perforations per 2.54 linear inches (1 linear inch), typically from about 45 to about 80 perforations per 2.54 linear inches (1 linear inch). The cone-like holes appear slightly inverted in Figure 4 with the largest diameter being at the interface between the polyethylene film 2 and the non-woven fabric 7.
    [0018] In one embodiment, a thin layer of molten polyethylene having layers A / B, where layer B is predominantly polyethylene and layer A contains between 2% and 30% by weight of filler particles, is coextruded on a drum having a support screen such as the sieve-like surface shown in figure 1, and pneumatically formed at the same time the polyethylene layer contacts a support carrier layer of a hydrophilic thermo-bonded non-woven fabric. The nonwoven fabric may have an aggressive fluid transport mechanism such as patterned fibers. As mentioned earlier, the polyethylene layer may comprise layers coextruded with the layer adjacent to the support fabric comprising LDPE which is easy to break.
    [0019] The filler particles in the polyethylene coating can be organic or inorganic filler particles, as described in U.S. Patent Application Publication 2002/0098341 A1, incorporated herein by reference. Suitable inorganic fillers include calcium carbonate, clays, silica, alumina, barium sulfate, sodium carbonate, talc, magnesium sulfate, titanium dioxide, zeolites, aluminum sulfate, diatomaceous earth, magnesium sulfate, magnesium carbonate, carbonate barium, kaolin, mica, carbon, calcium oxide, magnesium oxide, aluminum hydroxide and combinations thereof. Suitable organic fillers include particles made of polystyrene, polyamides, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyethylene terephthalate, polybutylene terephthalate, polycarbonate, polytetrafluoroethylene and other suitable polymers and their derivatives. The average diameter for the filler particles should vary from about 0.1-10 microns, typically about 0.5-7.0 microns, for example, from about 0.8-2.0 microns.
    [0020] Figure 2 shows a method for thermomechanically perforating the coated non-woven fabric manufactured using the method shown in figure 1 to create macroperforations in it. This second perforation step involves passing the microperforated coated nonwoven fabric under a delivered perforation force when subjecting the fabric to raised protrusions or pins and applying a balanced thermomechanical contact perforation pressure to create macroperforations in it that extend through the hair. minus the polyethylene coating. The thermomechanical perforation step can be achieved by inserting the extruded coated fabric between a set of perforation rollers that have at least one of the cylinder surfaces a patterned relief texture, such as a carving pattern or individual needles, which can puncture the lining when applying pressure and, when necessary, heat against the area of the fabric that is in contact with the grooved areas of the notched cylinder. An opposed matched rotary cylinder made of steel, rubber or carved cardboard may have matching receptacles for the raised areas.
    [0021] As shown in figure 2, the microperforated non-woven fabric 10 is guided through the punching calender rolls 16 and 18 under pressure to create the macroperforations 22 extending through at least the polyethylene coating 2 of the fabric. Macroperforations are typically elliptical in shape and typically extend through both the polyethylene coating and the non-woven fabric. Macroperforations have a density between about 6 and about 35 perforations per 2.54 linear inches (1 linear inch), typically between about 8 and about 25 perforations per 2.54 linear inches (1 linear inch). One calender roll, like roll 16, has protruding perforating surfaces 20 and the other calender roll, like roll 18, has a surface that is smooth or has receptacles for the protruding surfaces of roll 16. The roll 18 can be heated, typically to approximately 148.9 ° C (300 ° F), or cooled and can be driven by roller 16 or self-driven in a direction that promotes orifice formation. In another example, the non-woven fabric is displaced through a narrowing of heated pins and an opposite rotating brush cylinder. In a case like this, the pins pierce the fabric. After the perforation is completed, the non-woven fabric 14 can be rolled onto a roll and shipped to customers for use in the desired product applications.
    [0022] Figure 3 is a top view from the user side of the perforated non-woven fabric 14 of the invention manufactured using the methods of figures 1 and 2, and showing the microperforations 12 and the macroperforations 22 therein. As previously described, the polyethylene coating layer can have an A side that is more suitable for perforation and a B side that is more suitable for attachment to the nonwoven fabric. In one embodiment, the macroscopically expanded non-woven fabric has perforations similar to embossed funnels, which typically face the user. [0023] In another embodiment, the piercing device has raised needles that are used to expand the non-woven fabric in the lower plane that confronts the absorbent core of an absorbent article. The drill roll device is typically heated to a temperature close to or lower than the softening point of the nonwoven fabric, usually greater than 70 ° C, but less than 200 ° C, and generates punctures as a result of a pressure combination and hot. The resulting fabric, like the fabric 14 shown in Figure 3, has the ability to absorb fluid from both raised microperforations 12 and macroperforations 22. Large, deep macroperforations absorb the greatest amount of fluid, and the microperforations act as a capillary plug that absorbs any fluid remaining near the user's skin and prevents non-woven tissue from adhering to the skin.
    [0024] It may be desired in certain modalities to treat various areas of perforated nonwoven fabric differently to provide visually different structures with more than one form of microtexture and / or form of macrotexture. For example, macroperforation patterns may be interposed, or the extrusion coating screen may have different patterns on its surface.
    [0025] Different needle patterns or embossing needles may allow varying sizes or shapes of macroscopic embossing. Various macroperforations and microtextured nonwovens can be used, in whole or in part, to provide upper layers for various types of absorbent articles, including adult, child or baby incontinence products (eg diapers, underwear, etc.), feminine hygiene products (for example, menstruation products, tampons, panty liners, etc.), sterile and non-sterile covers and bandages, with and without absorbent sections. The nonwoven fabrics of the invention are also useful in other disposable and / or multi-purpose products, including articles of clothing, clothing, underwear, t-shirts, bras, underwear, panties, swimsuits, overalls, socks, covers and bands headgear, hats, mitten and glove liners, medical clothing, sheets, medical drapes, packaging materials, protective covers, home and office products, and medical and therapeutic devices and covers.
    [0026] Additional treatment may also be desired, such as applying lotion or semi-curable nanofiber to macroscopically created engraving zones. Mechanical activation processes can be used to change the shape of the holes and the distance between the engraving zones and the rest of the holes.
    [0027] The nonwoven fabrics in this document can also be combined with other components to form laminated or composite materials, finished and semi-finished, which can be further treated by embossing, punching, sewing, joining, printing, cutting, modeling, gluing, streaking and / or sterilization processes known in the art.
    [0028] In an example of the invention, an A / B mixture of fused polyethylene, with layer A comprising by weight about 88% LDPE, 8% calcium carbonate and 4% LLDPE and layer B comprising about 88% LDPE and 12% EVA (ethylene vinyl alcohol), having a base weight of about 15 g / m2, is extruded using a coextrusion vacuum lamination line over a carded thermolinked polypropylene nonwoven fabric having a basic weight of 16 g / m2, available from Shalag Shamir Corporation, as the non-woven fabric with fused coating on its surface contacts a 52 meshes forming fabric available from Stork Corporation Netherland. A pneumatic differential pressure is applied by forcing the polyethylene coating to mold and create microperforations in the coating at a density of about 52 microperforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch). At about the same time that the polyethylene coating is perforated, it becomes strongly and continuously attached to the nonwoven fabric, as shown in figure 1. Once the polyethylene coating begins to crystallize, the microperforated coated nonwoven fabric is subjected to a second thermomechanical drilling step by moving it through drilling rollers, as shown in figure 2, one of which has needles in the form of a raised elliptical obelisk. The needles have a density of 8 by 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch) and are elliptically shaped to help maintain the flexibility of the fabric. An opposite roll made of smooth rubber is used to ensure that the macroperforations extend through the polyethylene coating layer and the nonwoven fabric. A drilling unit like this is available from several suppliers, including Burckhardt AG in Basel, Switzerland. After the non-woven fabric comes out of the needle-piercing narrowing, it is rolled up in a roll and later shipped to the customer for use as a top layer in an absorbent article.
    [0029] Although the present invention has been described with respect to specific embodiments, several modifications will be apparent from the present disclosure and are intended to be within the scope of the following claims.
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    [1]
    1. Method for making extruded coated perforated non-woven fabric, characterized by the fact that it comprises: (a) extruding a fused polyethylene coating having a base weight between 7 and 17 g / m2 on a non-woven fabric having a basic weight between 9 and 40 g / m2; (b) while perforating said fused polyethylene coating by means of heat and pneumatic pressure differential to create microperforations in it at a density between 35 and 120 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch) to provide a non-woven fabric microperforated; and then (c) thermomechanically perforate said microperforated non-woven fabric by moving it through perforation rolls, at least one of said perforation rolls having raised protuberances to create macroperforations in the fabric that extend through at least the polyethylene coating, said macroperforations having a density between 6 and 35 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [2]
    2. Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the polyethylene coating has a basic weight between 10 and 15 g / m2.
    [3]
    Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the polyethylene coating comprises a coextruded polymeric mixture and inorganic filler particles.
    [4]
    Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the non-woven fabric comprises low density polyethylene.
    [5]
    5. Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the microperforations have a density between 45 and 80 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [6]
    6. Method according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the macroperforations are elliptical in shape and extend both through the polyethylene coating and the non-woven fabric.
    [7]
    7. Method according to claim 1, characterized in that the macroperforations have a density between 8 and 25 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [8]
    8. Method according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that the nonwoven fabric is manufactured with at least two layers and at least one layer contains fibers shaped to provide preferential fluid transport and / or, the nonwoven fabric has texturing or additional macro embossing in different areas to improve the performance or appearance of the fabric.
    [9]
    9. Extruded coated perforated non-woven fabric, characterized by the fact that said non-woven fabric manufactured by: (a) extruding a fused polyethylene coating having a base weight between 7 and 17 g / m2 on a non-woven fabric having a basic weight between 9 and 40 g / m2; and then (b) while drilling through said molten polyethylene coating by means of heat and pneumatic pressure differential to create microperforations in it at a density between 35 and 120 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch) to provide a microperforated non-woven fabric; and then (c) thermomechanically perforate said micro-perforated non-woven fabric by moving it through perforation rolls, at least one of said perforation rolls having raised protuberances to create macroperforations in the fabric extending through at least minus the polyethylene coating, said macroperforations having a density between 6 and 35 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [10]
    10. Extruded coated perforated non-woven fabric according to claim 9, characterized in that the macroperforations have a density between 8 and 25 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [11]
    Extrusion-coated perforated non-woven fabric according to either of claims 9 or 10, characterized in that the macroperforations are elliptical in shape and extend through both the polyethylene coating and the non-woven fabric.
    [12]
    Extrusion-coated perforated non-woven fabric according to any one of claims 9 to 11, characterized in that the microperforations have a density between 45 and 80 perforations per 2.54 linear centimeters (1 linear inch).
    [13]
    Extrusion-coated perforated non-woven fabric according to any one of claims 8 to 12, characterized in that the polyethylene coating comprises a coextruded polyester blend and inorganic filler particles.
    [14]
    Extrusion-coated perforated non-woven fabric according to any of claims 9 to 13, characterized in that the polyethylene coating has a basic weight between 10 and 15 g / m2.
    [15]
    15. Absorbent article, characterized in that it comprises an absorbent structure in communication of liquid with an upper layer made of perforated non-woven fabric, as defined in claim 9.
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