18815950. METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BONDING ELASTIC PARTS UNDER TENSION TO AN ADVANCING CARRIER (The Procter & Gamble Company)
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METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BONDING ELASTIC PARTS UNDER TENSION TO AN ADVANCING CARRIER
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Inventor(s)
Uwe Schneider of Cincinnati OH (US)
Michael Brian Quade of Blue Ash OH (US)
Jason Edward Naylor of Loveland OH (US)
Jeromy Thomas Raycheck of South Lebanon OH (US)
Urmish Popatlal Dalal of Milford OH (US)
Keith Richard Willhaus of Cincinnati OH (US)
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BONDING ELASTIC PARTS UNDER TENSION TO AN ADVANCING CARRIER
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18815950 titled 'METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR BONDING ELASTIC PARTS UNDER TENSION TO AN ADVANCING CARRIER
Original Abstract Submitted
The present disclosure relates to methods and apparatuses for stretching, transferring, and bonding elastic parts under tension to an advancing carrier substrate during the assembly of absorbent articles. A continuous carrier substrate may be advanced in a machine direction at a first speed, and a discrete elastic part may be cut from a continuous elastic substrate having a direction of stretch in a cross direction. The speed of the discrete elastic part is changed from a second speed to the first speed, and the central region of the discrete elastic part is stretched in the cross direction. The discrete elastic part is bonded with the continuous carrier substrate such that the stretched central region extends in the cross direction between the first and second longitudinal edges of the continuous carrier substrate. The discrete elastic part may also be bonded with the carrier substrate with adhesive and/or mechanical bonds.
- The Procter & Gamble Company
- Uwe Schneider of Cincinnati OH (US)
- Michael Brian Quade of Blue Ash OH (US)
- Jason Edward Naylor of Loveland OH (US)
- Jeromy Thomas Raycheck of South Lebanon OH (US)
- Urmish Popatlal Dalal of Milford OH (US)
- Keith Richard Willhaus of Cincinnati OH (US)
- A61F13/49
- A61F13/15
- A61F13/56
- B32B38/00
- CPC A61F13/49011