| 摘要 |
A nonwoven web material made up of a composite of at least two layers is described. The at least two layers include a spunlaid continuous fiber layer and a melts own fiber layer. The composite, in absence of any prebonding, is subjected to water jet treatment to break melt+own fibers and cause ends thereof to extend through the spunlaid layer. The ends sticking out provide a velvet-like surface to the exterior of the web material and, thus, softness to the web material. The web material has a mean flow pore size of between about 10 and about 100 microns. The mean flow pore size defines primary absorbent characteristics in. the web material, e.g., absorptive capacity, absorption rate and wicking ability. |
