Paul Hartmann Ag

Magnus Bodmer

Ruediger Kesselmeier

Fridmann Hornung

Enno Gause

Oliver Gassner

Susanne Beckert

Rüdiger Kesselmeier

Maximilian Swerev

Rui Miguel Paz

Tim Krueger

Tim KRÜGER

Rüdiger Kesselmeir

A method for determining the moisture content in an absorbent sanitary product, in particular a diaper, incontinence pad or incontinence briefs, or sanitary towel, wherein liquid is first applied to the sanitary product under preferably predetermined conditions and subsequently the article is spread out in a planar fashion. A plurality of zoned measurement areas is defined over the planar extension of the spread-out sanitary article, and a measured value is taken in each measurement area or with respect to each measurement area.

Method for determining the moisture content in an absorbent sanitary product and device for carrying out the method

An absorbent single-use article includes an absorbent element for storing bodily fluids and a backsheet that is fluid impermeable, at least in sections. The fluid impermeable backsheet has a microporous breathable film. A moisture indicator is provided on the side of the film facing the absorbent element in the form of a visual perceptible textured arrangement applied directly to the film, wherein the textured arrangement detaches itself beyond recognition upon contact with aqueous fluid.

Absorbent single use article

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Neu-Ulm, Germany

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