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US 2018/0071154 A1Published application
Absorbent Article Including A Plurality Of Longitudinally Extending Channels
AssigneeEveready Battery Company, Inc.
InventorsAna Maria Elena R. Marcelo, Fernanda Wiermann Paques, Steven H. White
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Abstract
An absorbent article including a first end region, a second end region and a central region, a plurality of channels arranged in each of the first and second end regions, at least one channel arranged in the central region and extending in a longitudinal direction of the article, the at least one channel being connected at each end thereof to the plurality of channels in the first end region and the plurality of channels in the second end region.
Claims17
An absorbent article, comprising:
- a longitudinally extending centerline;
- a transversely extending centerline;
- a first end region and a second end region, said first end region having a length generally along said longitudinal centerline, said second end region having a second length generally along said longitudinal centerline;
- a central region arranged between the first and second end regions, said central region having a third length generally along said longitudinal centerline;
- a first longitudinal edge;
- a second longitudinal edge;
- a first transverse edge;
- a second transverse edge;
- a main absorbent body;
- a first embossing pattern having a first portion arranged in the first end region and a second portion arranged in the second end region, each of the first end region and second end region including at least one channel;
- a second embossing pattern in the central region including at least one channel extending in a longitudinal direction of the article, the at least one channel has a length that extends into one of said first end region and second end region;
- wherein said second embossing pattern in the central region is different from the first embossing pattern at least one of the first end region or the second end region.
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