Chris Luettgen

Title: Chris Luettgen: Inventor of Dispersible Wipe Technology.

Introduction

Chris Luettgen is an inventor based in Roswell, Georgia, whose patent work includes technology for dispersible wet wipes. His listed portfolio includes 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Luettgen’s latest listed patent is “Dispersible Wipes Reinforced with a Binding Agent.” The invention describes a wet wipe with a base sheet made from short-length fibers, a dispersible binding agent, and a wetting lotion. The binding agent is designed to hold the fibers together when the wipe contains a limited amount of liquid and to disperse in excess water. The disclosure specifies binding at liquid levels of up to 400 percent of the base sheet’s weight and dispersion when water exceeds 500 percent.

Career Highlights

Luettgen’s listed patent work focuses on wipe construction and the balance between durability during use and dispersibility in excess water. He is associated with Wipeflush Ltd.

Collaborations

Luettgen’s listed coworker is Moshe Toprovsky. Their association is noted alongside the dispersible-wipe patent work.

Conclusion

Chris Luettgen’s patent portfolio highlights an approach to wet wipes that combines fiber reinforcement with dispersibility, addressing both performance during use and breakdown in excess water.