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AssigneeJohnson & Johnson
InventorsWilliam B. Mattingly, III, Alex W. Cabe, Jr., Richard B. Chapas, Arthur J. Sampson, Jr.
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An apertured film, suitable for use as a sanitary napkin cover which passes body fluids, is provided. The film comprises a first layer of a first polymeric material and a second layer of a second polymeric material. Both layers are apertured for the transmission of body fluids therethrough. The first polymeric material exhibits a melting point temperature which is greater than the melting point temperature exhibited by the second polymeric material. The apertured film may be thermally bonded by heating the film to a temperature in excess of the melting point temperature of the second layer material and below the melting point temperature of the first layer material. The unmelted first layer will thereby maintain the integrity of the apertured film when the second layer is in its thermally softened condition.
An absorbent product, including a body of absorbent material covered by a cover of polymeric materials, said cover comprising:
In a product for absorbing body fluids and having an absorbent core and a body fluid permeable cover overlying said core, wherein said cover comprises:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.