David Trebatoski

Title: David Trebatoski and Soft Absorbent Coform Nonwoven Web

Introduction

David Trebatoski is an inventor associated with Neenah, Wisconsin, and Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc. His patent work concerns nonwoven materials designed to combine softness, strength, and absorbency.

Latest Patents

The supplied information identifies one patent associated with Trebatoski: “Soft Absorbent Coform Nonwoven Web.” The invention describes a nonwoven web with two outer regions and a central region. The outer regions contain meltblown polymer fibers and absorbent fibers, with the meltblown fibers incorporating a second polymer component that makes up more than 0% and up to 20% of their total polymer content. The central region also contains meltblown polymer fibers and absorbent fibers, but its meltblown fibers differ from those in the outer regions and do not include the second polymer component. The design aims to provide soft and strong nonwoven materials.

Career Highlights

Trebatoski’s listed patent reflects work on the structure and formation of absorbent nonwoven webs. The supplied information associates him with Kimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc., a company whose work includes consumer and personal-care products.

Collaborations

Kenneth B. Close is identified as Trebatoski’s coworker. The available information does not specify their roles in developing the patent or describe any particular collaboration.

Conclusion

David Trebatoski’s listed invention focuses on combining softness, strength, and absorbency through a layered nonwoven-web design, and the supplied information credits him with 1 patent.