Usable splice for a stabilized absorbent and method for making the splice
AssigneeKimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
InventorsMark J. Beitz, Alissa R. Bruss, Robert J. Makolin
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AssigneeKimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
InventorsMark J. Beitz, Alissa R. Bruss, Robert J. Makolin
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A process for splicing a first portion of absorbent material to a second portion of absorbent material to form a longer, continuous length of absorbent material suitable for uninterrupted sequential infeed to a processing machine. The process includes the steps of placing a trailing end of the first portion adjacent a leading end of the second portion and aligning the ends. A piece of splicing material is attached to the ends. The piece of splicing material has a fluid permeability at least about as great as a fluid permeability of the first portion of absorbent material and at least about as great as a fluid permeability of the second portion of absorbent material. In other aspects, the disclosure includes a spliced, continuous length of absorbent material, and a personal care absorbent article formed from the spliced absorbent material.
A process for splicing a first portion of absorbent material to a second portion of absorbent material to form a longer, continuous length of absorbent material suitable for uninterrupted sequential infeed to a processing machine, the process comprising the steps of:
A continuous length of absorbent material for uninterrupted sequential infeed to a processing machine, comprising:
A personal care absorbent article having a spliced absorbent material, the article comprising:
A process for splicing a first portion of absorbent material to a second portion of absorbent material to form a longer, continuous length of absorbent material suitable for uninterrupted sequential infeed to a processing machine, the process comprising the steps of:
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