single station entangler 14 with the webs 22 24 stacked upon one another for seaming in selected areas or lines only the two webs 22 24 were unwound in a stacked configuration and seamed together using high pressure water jets 16 running at 4000 psi the particular jets 16 used in the application were drilled with 200 micron orifices spaced 33 33 jets 16 per inch in areas where the creation of seam lines was desired selected areas under the row of jet 16 orifices were u201c blanked u201d using the templates 18 described above to provide areas in the layers that were unseamed in a manner similar to that described in connection with fig2 it will be understood that the strength of a seam must be significantly greater than the strength required for stitching which does not act as a seam for example stitches required to produce a quilting effect are usually less dense inasmuch as the quilting is typically used to assure that layers cannot shift relative to one another rather than joining two layers together in an area where increased duress is applied such as upon stuffing of a pillow thus a bond strength greater than that necessary for quilting must be achieved by the seaming process the bond strength in the areas seamed together by the method disclosed was measured by an instron device as illustrated in fig5 the strength of a 1 inch by 1 inch seamed area 35 averaged 5 77 lbs the strip tensile strength cross direction tensile strength of the nonwoven filament webs that were layered was an average 12 42 lbs use of a single orifice jet.