Absorbent, multilayered nonwoven substrate for woven webs

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B32B 5/26 (2006.01) D04H 13/00 (2006.01)

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CA 2104872

NOVEL COMPOSITE WEB ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A multilayered nonwoven composite web particular- ly useful as a substitute for a woven web such as a textile web, and having improved liquid wicking and retention properties comprising a first layer of fibrous material selected from the group consisting of thermoplastic meltbl- own man-made fibers, thermoplastic spunbonded man-made fibers, thermoplastic man-made staple fibers and combina- tions thereof, this first layer being light weight, and a second layer of cellulosic-based fibers, preferably cotton fibers, the first and second layers being thermally bonded together over about 5 to 75% of the surface area of the web to form a coherent web having an air permeability of between about 25 and about 37 ft3/min/ft2. In a preferred embodiment, the composite web includes at least a third layer of thermoplastic man-made fibers and the layer of cellulose-based fibers is sandwiched between the two layers of thermoplastic man-made fibers.

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