Henkel Kommanditgesellschaft Auf Aktien

Henkel Ag & Company, Kgaa

Karl-Martin Faeser

Markus Semrau

Frank Meier

Wilfried Raehse

Paul Birnbrich

Rolf Bayersdoerfer

Dieter Nickel

Dieter Jung

Christian Block

Henriette Weber

Sandra L Hoffmann

Christian Nitsch

Thomas Holderbaum

Hans-Josef Beaujean

Juergen Haerer

Jürgen HÄRER

A process for producing a detergent portion, comprising the steps of forming one or more dimensionally stable hollow bodies comprising at least one compartment by injection moulding, providing one or more means for compartmentalizing the dimensionally stable hollow bodies, filling the compartment with at least one detersive formulation, and closing the compartment to form a partial or whole enclosure around the detersive formulation.

Process for producing a hollow body with a compartment, containing a portion of a washing, cleaning or rinsing agent

Detergent portions containing at least one detersive formulation wholly or partly contained in a dimensionally stable hollow body having an enclosure that wholly or partly surrounds the detersive formulation, the enclosure being formed of an uncompressed material that can disintegrate under laundering, cleaning, or washing conditions and that gives the hollow body dimensional stability, and optionally, the dimensionally stable hollow body having one or more means forming one or more compartments therein.

Hollow body with a compartment, containing a portion of a washing, cleaning or rinsing agent

Bull's-eye tablets in which both the shaped body per se and the lands surrounding the bull's-eye are mechanically stable and even lend themselves to production in modern high-throughput tablet presses and in which the core placed in the larger shaped body is joined to the tablet in a stable manner and does not separate from the tablet matrix during production, packaging, transportation and handling can be obtained if the contour line of the core falls from the edge zone to the lowest point and climbs back to the edge zone.

Bull's-eye tablet

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Duisburg, Germany

Karl-Martin Faeser