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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 05, 2009
Filed:
Jul. 26, 2006
Thomas Tombült-meyer, Nettersheim, DE;
Frank Hubert Frings, Mechernich, DE;
Markus Borbach, Frankfurt, DE;
Miguel Brandt Sanz, Wachtberg, DE;
Mattias Schmidt, Idstein, DE;
Peter Dziezok, Hochheim, DE;
Claus-peter Stoelzel, Bad Soden, DE;
John Peter Lankhof, Bad Homburg, DE;
Thomas Tombült-Meyer, Nettersheim, DE;
Frank Hubert Frings, Mechernich, DE;
Markus Borbach, Frankfurt, DE;
Miguel Brandt Sanz, Wachtberg, DE;
Mattias Schmidt, Idstein, DE;
Peter Dziezok, Hochheim, DE;
Claus-Peter Stoelzel, Bad Soden, DE;
John Peter Lankhof, Bad Homburg, DE;
The Procter & Gamble Company, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Abstract
A method of producing an absorbent article, including: metering particles at a predetermined flow rate to form a metered particle stream; carrying the metered particle stream in a carrier flow to form a carried particle stream; pulsing the carried particle stream to form a pulsed particle stream; and transferring a pulse from the pulsed particle stream onto a forming surface of the absorbent article.