Kimberly-clark Worldwide, Inc.

Kimberly-clark Corporation

Michael Andrew Machurick

Jesse Paul Sorenson

Gregory Allen MacDonald

Jack Lee Couillard

William Joseph Meyer

Aric Anton Melzl

Glenn Chance Dunlap, Iii

Paul Joseph Datta

Thomas Michael Lager

A method is provided for making a universal packaging bag that has a window through which a component on a product can be visually perceived. The method provides for the bag to be used on differently designed bagging machines, such a right-handed bagging machine or a left-handed bagging machine.

Method for making a flexible packaging bag for use with different

A universal flexible packaging bag is provided that contains a stack of products, such as a plurality of disposable absorbent training pants, in which each product has a component, such as a graphic on a front panel of a training pant, that is to be visually perceived through a window in the bag. The bag is uniquely designed to accommodate differently designed bagging machines, such as a right-handed bagging machine and a left-handed bagging machine, so that a stack of products can be positioned in the bag such that the component is visible through the window.

Universal flexible packaging bag

A flexible polymer packaging bag is provided with an easy-open end seal feature for easily tearing through a fused seal. The bag has a pair of side walls, a pair of end walls, a top wall, and a bottom wall, in which the walls form an interior space. A stack of articles are contained in the interior space. A seal is in one of the walls and includes at least one seal area and at least one weakened zone. A frangible line for opening the bag is in the one wall and intersects the seal at the weakened zone, so that the frangible line can be easily tom where it intersects the seal.

Flexible polymer packaging bag with easy-open end seal feature

A fastening component for releasable engagement with a complementary fastener includes a substrate and a first fastener formed of a flexible fabric. An adhesive substance is disposed between and bonded to the first fastener and the substrate. The adhesive substance has a first zone with a first basis weight greater than zero, and a second zone with a second basis weight at least about 1.5 times greater than the first basis weight.

Method of manufacturing a fastening system for an absorbent article

Fastening system for absorbent article and method of manufacture

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Little Chute, WI, United States of America

Michael Andrew Machurick