09.06.13
US Patent No.: 8,273,067 B2
Inventor(s): Jason C. Cohen, Appleton, WI, US.
Company: Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., Neenah, WI, US.
Filed: 8/25/06
Issued: 9/25/12
An array of disposable articles, the array contemporaneously manufactured by or for the same business entity, comprising: a first disposable article comprising: a first front end edge; a first longitudinal length; a first pair of leg openings having a first leg opening median located a first longitudinal distance from the first front end edge; and a first leg opening longitudinal position ratio defined by the first longitudinal distance divided by the first longitudinal length; and a second disposable article comprising: a second front end edge; a second longitudinal length; a second pair of leg openings having a second leg opening median located a second longitudinal distance from the second front end edge; and a second leg opening longitudinal position ratio defined by the second longitudinal distance divided by the second longitudinal length; wherein the second leg opening longitudinal position ratio divided by the first leg opening longitudinal position ratio is greater than 1.2.
Inventor(s): Jason C. Cohen, Appleton, WI, US.
Company: Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., Neenah, WI, US.
Filed: 8/25/06
Issued: 9/25/12
An array of disposable articles, the array contemporaneously manufactured by or for the same business entity, comprising: a first disposable article comprising: a first front end edge; a first longitudinal length; a first pair of leg openings having a first leg opening median located a first longitudinal distance from the first front end edge; and a first leg opening longitudinal position ratio defined by the first longitudinal distance divided by the first longitudinal length; and a second disposable article comprising: a second front end edge; a second longitudinal length; a second pair of leg openings having a second leg opening median located a second longitudinal distance from the second front end edge; and a second leg opening longitudinal position ratio defined by the second longitudinal distance divided by the second longitudinal length; wherein the second leg opening longitudinal position ratio divided by the first leg opening longitudinal position ratio is greater than 1.2.