apertured

A personal care article comprising a nonwoven fluid permeable topsheet having a body-facing surface and an opposing backside surface, a fluid impermeable backsheet and at least one intermediate layer disposed there between, wherein the fluid permeable topsheet comprises apertured holes wherein at least 10% of the aperture holes include a treatment rendering the aperture holes more hydrophilic than untreated portions of the fluid permeable topsheet, and wherein the fluid permeable topsheet other than the aperture holes comprises a surface composition selected from a hydrophobic composition, a superhydrophobic composition and combinations thereof.

Coordinated Apertured and Embossed Topsheet Layer Materials, and Absorbent Articles Containing Such Wendy M.

Texol, an Italian manufacturer of apertured films and other materials for hygiene and medical applications, is adding a new line based on its own proprietary technology for three-dimensional vacuum and mechanical perforation.

Recently patented is an apertured web comprised of a first zone with a first arrangement of land areas and at least two apertures that have the same size and shape as each other.

Both product lines feature Tredegar's three-dimensional apertured nonwovens technology and are used in baby diapers and adult incontinence and feminine hygiene products.

The sheet comprises an apertured web, which contains a plastic web with longitudinal and transverse directions from approximately 0.00-0.05mm thick and unperforated flat portions that are approximately 0.03-1mm wide.

The sheet comprises an apertured web, which contains a plastic web with longitudinal and transverse directions from approximately 0.00-0.05mm thick and flat portions that are approximately 0.03-1mm wide and imperforated.

The core features an outer cover with an apertured polymeric formed film, which contains a land region with numerous openings.

Apertured Webs Having Permanent Hydrophilicity And Absorbent Articles Using Such Webs: No.

The article also features an apertured thermoplastic film layer that extends laterally and longitudinally outward to form a portion of the periphery.