Chicopee

Mcneil-ppc, Inc.

Rory A Holmes

Robert Theodore Cole

Donald V Skistimas

Stephen Russak

Daniel Formosa

Tucker A Viemeister

Lauren L Jackson

Robert L Sun

Jennifer R Worringer

Thomas J Helmestetter

Stacy A Walsh

Eleanor Sun

Herbert L Whitaker, Jr

Beth Stern

Alan G Cashaw

Robert Salome

The present invention provides improvements in absorbent products, but is particularly useful with urinary incontinence pads. An embossed pattern on the bottom layer of the double layer absorbent core construction improves the removal of urine or other fluids from the discharge zone to be ready for next void. One or more V-shaped notches cut at both ends of the pad provides the ergonomic fit of the pad to reduce the inevitable stiffness. The sides are designed as a flap which curves during the sealing process and provide natural curved flaps which form a soft gasket cushion and yields extra leak protection in the crotch area.

Absorbent articles

A repellent, breathable, non-woven fabric is described, having improved repellent properties, one surface of said fabric being corrugated in the machine direction and comprising entangled cellulosic fibers and loosely entangled polymeric fibers, said corrugated surface comprising predominantly entangled cellulosic fibers, said fabric having been additionally coated with fine fibers on the corrugated surface.

Operating room gown and drape fabric with improved repellent properties

A sterile low cost disposable fabric suitable for use in making repellant breathable drapes and gowns for use in a sterile environment, said fabric comprising rudimentary discontinuous and alternating rows of entangled cellulosic and polymeric fiber rows extending in the machine direction, and having a predominantly poylmeric surface and predominantly cellulosic surface and at least said cellulosic fibers being subject to a repellant treatment, yielding a breathable repellant soft fabric with enhanced drape and enhanced frictional properties.

Operating room gown and drape fabric

Ribbed terry cloth-like nonwoven fabric produced by fluid entangling of fibers on a special forming belt.

Ribbed terry cloth-like nonwoven fabric and process and apparatus for

A nonwoven fabric which has the appearance of apertured, ribbed terry cloth is produced by fluid entangling of fibers on a special forming belt.

Nonwoven fabric having the appearance of apertured, ribbed terry cloth

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Princeton, NJ, United States of America

Rory A Holmes