JPS61133590U - - Google Patents

Description

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Figure 1: Example of a repeatable basic pattern, Figure 2: Example of using rhombuses and hexagons as basic patterns and changing convex area, Figure 3: Using rhombuses as a basic pattern and changing convex size. Example and an example in which a convex part is also arranged inside the external pattern, Fig. 4: An example in which the basic pattern is a hexagon, the convex part size is changed, and a convex part is arranged inside the external pattern, Fig. 5: An example of using a hexagon as the basic pattern and changing the internal pattern placed inside the external pattern.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Fabric weight: 15 to 5, containing 20% by weight or more of heat-adhesive fibers
After applying preliminary adhesion to a fiber aggregate of 0 g/m ² by heating it above the melting point of the heat-adhesive fibers to bond between the fibers, convex portions are regularly arranged on the sides of a rhombus or hexagon ( (Hereinafter, this rhombus or hexagon will be abbreviated as the external pattern), and convex parts were also arranged inside the external pattern, and they were arranged so that the sum of the areas of these convex parts was 20 to 50% of the total area. A nonwoven fabric characterized in that it is embossed using an embossing roll having a continuous pattern consisting of basic shapes to partially form strong bonds between fibers.