The Procter Gamble Company

Julian Ashton Plumley

Andrea Branca

David Sarro

Claudio Gemmiti

Domenico Esposito

Horst Andreas Lender

Rodrigo Rosati

Pier-Lorenzo Caruso

An apparatus for printing active materials, such as adhesives, onto articles, such as absorbent articles or release paper, using a coater with a multitude of applicators. The applicators coat a surface (roll) with a multitude of beads of the active material. The apparatus also includes a specific coating blade, which contacts the surface with the active material at a certain angle and thereby coats the surface even better.

Apparatus for printing actives onto articles

A process for printing active materials, such as adhesives, onto articles, such as absorbent articles or release paper, using a coater with a multitude of applicators. The applicators coat a surface (roll) with a multitude of beads of the active material. The process also uses a specific coating blade, which contacts the surface with the active material at a certain angle and thereby coats the surface even better.

Process for printing actives onto articles

The present invention relates to a process for printing specific adhesives onto articles, such as absorbent articles or release paper, using a specific transfer tool and/or a specific adhesive, having a specific peel force, viscosity, elastic loss modulus, elastic modulus, surface energy and loss tangent modulus; the invention also relates to articles comprising the specific adhesives and to specific printing rolls.

Process for printing adhesives, adhesive articles and printing equipment

The present invention relates to a process for making disposable absorbent articles comprising adhering two components materials to each other using an improved roll printing process to provide an adhesive to one of the two components, the adhesive has an application temperature which is greater than a print roll temperature.

Adhesive printing process for disposable absorbent articles

The present invention relates to a process for making disposable absorbent articles such as sanitary napkins, panty liners, catamenials, incontinence inserts perspiration pads, and diapers for adults or babies. In particular the present invention relates to a process for the manufacture of disposable absorbent articles comprising two component materials which are adhered to each other which utilizes an improved gravure roll printing process ( ) to provide the adhesive, wherein the adhesive is applied to the gravure print roll ( ) such that the gravures ( ) are only partly filled.

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