Charles J Strader

Title: Charles J. Strader and Absorbent Care Products

Introduction

Charles J. Strader is an inventor associated with Perrysburg, Ohio. His patent work addresses absorbent pads and incontinence-care products, with a focus on combining strong liquid absorption with practical manufacturing and disposal features.

Latest Patents

The available information identifies one patent associated with Strader: “Absorbent Pads, Incontinence Care Products and Methods of Production.” The invention concerns liquid-absorbent pads in which water-absorbent material provides at least about half of the pad’s absorption capacity and can absorb at least about five times its dry weight in aqueous liquid.

The patent describes openings in undulating layers of absorbent material, as well as openings formed as hinges and displaced flaps that can help lock layers together as a composite is bent. It also describes sheath members designed to retain their structural integrity when exposed to aqueous liquids while including open or openable portions. These approaches aim to support high absorption capacity and rate, convenient disposal, and efficient production. The patent record provided lists 1 patent for Strader.

Career Highlights

Strader’s documented invention focuses on product design and production methods for absorbent pads, particularly those suited to urinary incontinence care. The described features address how absorbent layers can be arranged and secured while maintaining useful liquid-handling performance.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Winalee G. Mitchell and James G. Mitchell as Strader’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Charles J. Strader’s documented patent work centers on absorbent-pad construction and production, with design features intended to balance absorption performance, manufacturability, and disposal.