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A.Celli and SAUERESSIG announced their collaboration on the VoluMAX³ line on March 20, 2025. The standalone equipment combines three-dimensional embossing and aperturing of nonwovens in one processing step.
Herrmann’s March 17, 2025 technical article discusses ultrasonic bonding in hygiene-product manufacturing and explicitly includes adult-incontinence diapers.
TWE Group announced two nonwoven concepts ahead of IDEA25 in Miami: Inlet Booster and Odour Control. Its March 12, 2025 announcement identifies Inlet Booster as a material developed…
Daio Paper announced on March 5, 2025 that it would renew the Attento S Care long-duration Double Block pad on March 21. The product is supplied to hospitals…
A paper published in ACS Omega on February 24, 2025 examines how assembling SAP particles of different sizes affects early water uptake and absorption under pressure. The authors…
Avgol announced the opening of a new nonwovens production line at Mocksville, North Carolina, on February 17, 2025. The company places the line within a US$100 million investment…
ZymoChem announced on February 12, 2025 that it had produced a key biopolymer ingredient for BAYSE BioSAP at commercial scale. The company reports a 45,000-litre fermentation run with…
BASF announced HySorb B6610 ZeroPCF on February 6, 2025, describing a superabsorbent polymer offered to the hygiene industry with a calculated product carbon footprint of zero.
Sanwa’s news notice dated January 23, 2025 announced that its Kaigo Plus urine-detection system had connected with CAREKARTE, the care software provided by Care Connect Japan.
Obu City announced on December 17, 2024 a care-facility pilot of a urine-detection system developed by SUMINOE. The plan places a cloth sensor connected to a transmitter inside…
Hamamatsu City announced a collection-to-product trial for used diapers on December 13, 2024. The work was intended to test steps towards recycling recovered materials into new products.