Method of folding pant-like disposable absorbent garments in a chute
AssigneeKimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
InventorsJason K. Sieck, Bradley Schoon, Brian R. Vogt, Stephen A. Kolasinski
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AssigneeKimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
InventorsJason K. Sieck, Bradley Schoon, Brian R. Vogt, Stephen A. Kolasinski
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A method of folding a pant-like disposable absorbent garment includes providing a garment defining first and second waist side regions, a waist center region positioned therebetween, and a crotch region longitudinally below the waist center region. In particular embodiments, the method further includes folding the garment along a transversely extending fold line so as to bring the crotch region into superposed relation with the waist center region; providing a chute having a floor and first and second side walls; urging the garment into the chute; and, while the garment is in the chute, folding the garment along longitudinally extending first and second fold lines so as to position the first and second waist side regions over the waist center region. The first and second fold lines are adjacent the first and second side walls, respectively.
A method of folding a pant-like disposable absorbent garment, the method defining a machine direction, a cross-machine direction, and a vertical direction generally perpendicular to both the machine direction and the cross-machine direction, the machine direction and the cross-machine direction together defining a transport plane, the method comprising:
A method of folding a pant-like disposable absorbent garment, the method defining a machine direction, a cross-machine direction, and a vertical direction generally perpendicular to both the machine direction and the cross-machine direction, the machine direction and the cross-machine direction together defining a transport plane, the method comprising:
A method of folding a pant-like disposable absorbent garment, the method defining a machine direction, a cross-machine direction, and a vertical direction generally perpendicular to both the machine direction and the cross-machine direction, the machine direction and the cross-machine direction together defining a transport plane, the method comprising:
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