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Archive | 2009

Wet-Strengthening of Paper in Neutral pH Papermaking Conditions

Mark T. Crisp; Richard J. Riehle

The ability to wet-strengthen paper is an important requirement of the paper industry because wet strength agents allow for the manufacture of a variety of paper grades and products. The most significant area of application is in the manufacture of hygiene grades of paper, including hand towels and facial tissues, kitchen towels and serviettes, and other tableware products. Another important area of application is in packaging grades, including liquid packaging board for fruit juice and milk cartons; carrier bags and paper sacks; and corrugated cardboard boxes for transportation of fruit, meat and other items. Speciality grades, such as tea bags and coffee filters, bottle labels and currency paper, and wallpaper and poster paper also use wet strength agents. In fact, any grade of paper that needs to maintain a degree of strength and integrity after becoming wet involves the application of a wet strength agent.


Archive | 2000

Reduced byproduct polyamine-epihalohydrin resins

Richard J. Riehle; Anthony J. Allen; Michaela Hofbauer; Alfred Jacques Haandrikman; Ronald Busink; Mark T. Crisp; John James Hoglen; Huai Nan Cheng; Francis J. Carlin; John Arthur Lapre; Harold Jabloner


Archive | 1998

Resins of amphoteric aldehyde polymers and use of said resins as temporary wet-strength or dry-strength resins for paper

Mark T. Crisp; Richard J. Riehle


Archive | 2003

Reduced by product polyamine-epihalohydrin resins

Richard J. Riehle; Anthony J. Allen; Michaela Hofbauer; Alfred Jacques Haandrikman; Ronald Busink; Mark T. Crisp; John James Hoglen; Huai Nan Cheng; Francis J. Carlin; John Arthur Lapre; Harold Jabloner


Archive | 2006

Use of non-thermosetting polyamidoamines as dry-strength resins

Mark T. Crisp; Willem Marinus Stevels


Archive | 1996

Methods and compositions for sizing paper

William Kenneth Lang; Harvey John Branton; Mark T. Crisp; Diana Jane Scherr; Robert Bates; James Howard Slater; David John Hardman


Archive | 2000

Process of preparing polyamine-epihalohydrin resins with reduced byproduct content

Anthony J. Allen; John James Hoglen; Ronald Busink; Huai Nan Cheng; Alfred Jacques Haandrikman; Francis J. Carlin; Michaela Hofbauer; Mark T. Crisp; John Arthur Lapre; Harold Jabloner; Richard J. Riehle


Archive | 2015

PROCESS TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE OF WET-STRENGTH RESINS THROUGH BASE ACTIVATION

Mark T. Crisp; Michael A. Evans; Ashley H. Lewis; Jeffrey Hubert Peltier; Bryan K. Spraul; Richard J. Riehle


Archive | 2000

Verfahren zur herstellung von polyamin-epihalohydrin-harzen mit reduziertem verunreinigungsgehalt

Anthony J. Allen; John James Hoglen; Ronald Busink; Huai Nan Cheng; Alfred Jacques Haandrikman; Francis J. Carlin; Michaela Hofbauer; Mark T. Crisp; John Arthur Lapre; Harold Jabloner; Richard J. Riehle


Archive | 2000

Verfahren zur Herstellung von Polyamin-Epihalohydrin-Harzen mit reduziertem Nebenproduktgehalt

Anthony J. Allen; John James Hoglen; Ronald Busink; Huai Nan Cheng; Alfred Jacques Haandrikman; Francis J. Carlin; Michaela Hofbauer; Mark T. Crisp; John Arthur Lapre; Harold Jabloner; Richard J. Riehle

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