Add to ORKGFibers having intra-fiber capillary channels are used in conjunction with topsheet materials in absorbent articles such as diapers, bandages and, especially, sanitary napkins. In-use, the capillary channel fibers draw fluid away from the topsheet to provide a clean, dry appearance
Capillary channel structures having one or more intrastructure capillary channels, said structures c...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...
Absorbent articles, especially sanitary napkins, contain fibers with intra-fiber capillary channels....
The present invention provides a fluid accepting, transporting and retaining structure, useful in di...
The present invention provides absorbent articles, especially sanitary napkins, containing a fluid t...
The present invention provides a resilient fluid transporting network suitable for use in absorbent ...
Disclosed are fibers that are capable of spontaneously transporting certain fluids, for example aque...
Disclosed are fibers that are capable of spontaneously transporting certain fluids, for example aque...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The invention provides synthetic polymeric fibers which have utility as temporary acquisition/distri...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
Capillary channel structures having one or more intrastructure capillary channels, said structures c...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...
Absorbent articles, especially sanitary napkins, contain fibers with intra-fiber capillary channels....
The present invention provides a fluid accepting, transporting and retaining structure, useful in di...
The present invention provides absorbent articles, especially sanitary napkins, containing a fluid t...
The present invention provides a resilient fluid transporting network suitable for use in absorbent ...
Disclosed are fibers that are capable of spontaneously transporting certain fluids, for example aque...
Disclosed are fibers that are capable of spontaneously transporting certain fluids, for example aque...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The invention provides synthetic polymeric fibers which have utility as temporary acquisition/distri...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
The ability to transport body liquids in consumer products such as diapers, incontinents and feminin...
Capillary channel structures having one or more intrastructure capillary channels, said structures c...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...
In paper-based devices, capillary fluid flow is based on length-scale selective functional control w...