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US 12,654,382 B2Granted
Process for making a non-fibrous water soluble product
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsJustin Thomas Cacciatore, Jordan David Wellbaum, Zachary John Gilbert, Alexander Michael Fry, Mark Robert Sivik
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Abstract
Included herein are manufacturing methods relating to water soluble non-fibrous substrates with particles and an apparatus to place the particles on the water soluble non-fibrous substrate.
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A method of manufacturing a water soluble product comprising particles,
- comprising:
- a) providing a first continuous water soluble non-fibrous substrate comprising a first side moving in a first direction,
- b) providing a continuous discretizing unit track loop comprising one or more pockets, wherein the one or more pockets have an ingress and an egress,
- c) providing a first feed of first particles to the ingress of at least one of the one or more pockets;
- d) delivering the first particles from the egress of the one or more pockets of the discretizing unit onto at least a portion of the first side of the first continuous water soluble non-fibrous substrate;
- e) at least partially covering the first side of the first continuous water soluble non-fibrous substrate with a covering.
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A method of manufacturing a water soluble product comprising particles, comprising:
- a) providing a first continuous water soluble non-fibrous substrate moving in a first direction,
- b) providing a continuous discretizing unit track loop comprising one or more pockets, wherein the one or more pockets have an ingress and an egress,
- c) providing a feed of first particles to the ingress of at least one of the one or more pockets;
- d) delivering the first particles from the egress of the one or more pockets of the discretizing unit onto a portion of a first side of the first continuous water soluble non-fibrous substrate;
- wherein the at least one of the one or more pockets receiving the first particles is nested with an adjacent pocket while receiving the first particles.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.