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Spunbonded Nonwoven Fabric
11.29.11
Patented is a spunbonded nonwoven fabric which is formed from fibers comprising a propylene-based polymer and has MFR of 65 to 150 g/10 min which is a value measured after forming the spunbonded nonwoven fabric and a fineness of 0.01 to 1.5 deniers,… -
Absorbent sanitary article for absorbing body fluid
11.29.11
An absorbent sanitary article for absorbing body fluids which comprises a fibrous matrix has been patented. The matrix includes at least one fiber having an outer surface and metallic silver attached to the outer surface, the silver having a metallic… -
Disposable Diaper
11.29.11
Japanese researchers have patented a disposable diaper formed by a front body part, a crotch part, and a back body part. The disposable diaper comprises an exterior covering member; an absorber provided on an inner surface of the exterior covering me… -
Disposable Pants
11.29.11
Disposable pants have been patented by a Japanese researcher. The pants comprisea front abdominal section and a rear section having stretchability, said front abdominal section and said rear section being joined almost annularly;a crotch section join… -
Stretchable Absorbent Article Having Lateral and Longitudinal Stretch Properties
11.29.11
A stretchable absorbent article has been patented by Kimberly-Clark. A biaxially stretchable absorbent article comprises an outer cover; a bodyside liner joined to the outer cover in a superimposed relation; an absorbent structure positioned in betwe… -
Diaper Fastener
11.29.11
Avery Dennison has received a U.S. patent for a diaper fastener. The fastener convertible from an installed condition on an article, to a deployed condition, and then to a closed condition, and, once in the closed condition, convertible to an opened… -
Side seam for a disposable garment
11.29.11
A disposable preformed pant-type garment defining a front waist region, a back waist region, and a crotch region disposed between the front waist region and the back waist region has been patented. The garment comprising: a chassis defining laterally… -
Flexible composite multiple layer fire resistant insulation structure.
11.22.11
A flexible composite multiple layer fire-resistant insulation structure has been patented. The structre comprises at least one woven fabric facing layer having a primary facing surface and a secondary facing surface; at least one dimensionally stable… -
Body adhering absorbent article and method for donning such article
11.22.11
Patented was a feminine care absorbent article comprising an absorbent structure configured for disposition adjacent a female wearer's vaginal region to absorb bodily fluids discharged by the wearer, said absorbent structure having a body-facing surf… -
Reusable Diapers
11.22.11
A duo of researchers in Missouri have received a U.S. patent for reusable diapers comprising: at least one inner layer configured to wick moisture; at least one outer layer configured to be substantially impervious to liquids; a waist portion general… -
Anal Hygiene Pad and Method of Use
11.22.11
A method for absorbing leakage from an anus of a subject, comprising positioning a non-adhesive intergluteal absorbent pad external to the subject's anal orifice such that the pad is retained frictionally between the buttocks without an adhesive to a… -
Disposable Wearable Absorbent Article with Extensible Sides
11.22.11
Procter & Gamble researchers have patented a disposable wearable absorbent article, comprising a front, a back, and an extensible side configured to connect the front and the back, wherein the extensible side has a substantially laterally extensible… -
Disposable absorbent article with an elasticaed leg cuff
11.22.11
A disposable absorbent article has been patented by Procter & Gamble. The article has a longitudinal centerline, a lateral centerline, an outer surface and an inner surface, a front waist region and a back waist region, the absorbent article being fo… -
Absorbent Article Featuring Leakage Warning
11.01.11
An absorbent article for preventing leakage has been patented. The the article comprises: an absorbent assembly having an absorbent assembly perimeter; and a leakage warning element disposed adjacent to a portion of the perimeter, wherein the leakage… -
Collection and testing of infant urine using an absorbent article
11.01.11
Kimberly-Clark researchers have patented a diaper defining a crotch region for collecting and temporarily retaining urine from a baby. The diaper comprises a liquid permeable bodyside liner, wherein the bodyside liner defines a pocket in the crotch r… -
Disposable undergarments with a stretchable absorber insert and method for use thereofr
11.01.11
Patented is a disposable undergarment comprising a body panel comprising a body side surface and a garment side surface; and an absorbent insert comprising a back sheet connected to a top sheet and a retention portion disposed between said back sheet… -
Single sided stretch bonded laminates and methods of making the same
11.01.11
An elastic single-sided stretch laminate has been patented. The laminate comprises an elastic layer with an array of continuous filament strands with an elastic meltblown layer deposited on them. This elastic meltlbown layer comprises an elastic poly… -
Disposable undergarment with stretch areas for optimal fit
11.01.11
A disposable incontinent underwear product comprising a front panel with a top end, a bottom end and two respective sides hasa been patented. The front panel defines a front waist region of a disposable incontinent underwear product at the top end of… -
Reusable Breast Shield
10.18.11
A reusable breast shield has been patented. The shield can cover a nipple, areola, and surrounding area of a human breast. The shield comprises a silicone rubber body with an inner layer adapted to contact the nipple, areola and surrounding breast ar… -
Absorbent Composites Having Improved Fluid Wicking and Web Integrity
10.18.11
An absorbent article comprising an absorbent composite has been patented wherein the absorbent composite comprises substantially water insoluble, water swellable, non-regenerated, carboxyalkyl cellulose fibers, which appear like cellulose fibers. The…
