18419600. RECYCLABLE PACKAGES simplified abstract (The Procter & Gamble Company)
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RECYCLABLE PACKAGES
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Andreas Peter Motsch of Taunus (DE)
Jonathan Hodgetts of Taunus (DE)
[[:Category:Jürgen H�gel of Liederbach Deutschland (DE)|Jürgen H�gel of Liederbach Deutschland (DE)]][[Category:Jürgen H�gel of Liederbach Deutschland (DE)]]
Paul Thomas Weisman of Cincinnati OH (US)
Selina Pacios Keklik of Taunus (DE)
RECYCLABLE PACKAGES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18419600 titled 'RECYCLABLE PACKAGES
The present disclosure is about a package designed to hold absorbent articles, made of natural fibers, with panels including a consumer-facing panel and a back panel with wicket holes for sealing the articles inside. The back panel has chamfered side edges near the wicket holes and a barrier film layer for recyclability.
- Package designed for absorbent articles
- Made of natural fibers
- Panels include consumer-facing and back panel with wicket holes
- Sealed to enclose absorbent articles
- Back panel with chamfered side edges near wicket holes
- Barrier film layer for recyclability
Potential Applications: - Packaging for sanitary napkins or diapers - Eco-friendly packaging solutions for absorbent products
Problems Solved: - Provides a sustainable packaging option for absorbent articles - Ensures the articles are securely sealed and protected
Benefits: - Environmentally friendly packaging material - Secure and protective packaging for absorbent articles
Commercial Applications: - Ideal for companies producing absorbent products looking for sustainable packaging solutions - Can appeal to environmentally conscious consumers
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the barrier film layer contribute to the recyclability of the package? 2. What are the advantages of using natural fibers in the package material?
Original Abstract Submitted
The present disclosure is directed to a package configured to receive one or more absorbent articles. The package comprises a package material comprising natural fibers. The package comprises a plurality of panels comprising a consumer-facing panel and a back panel having one or more wicket holes in a portion thereof. The package is configured to be sealed such that the one or more absorbent articles are enclosed therein. The back panel comprises a first chamfered side edge and a second chamfered side edge in an area proximate to the one or more wicket holes. The package material comprises a barrier film layer disposed on an inner surface of the package material. The package is recyclable.
