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Explore manufacturers of materials and components for adult diapers and incontinence products, grouped by role and linked to official sources.

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6 companies. Material functions and stated applications are based on manufacturer sources. Environmental claims are identified separately.

Nonwovens and fibres

Surface & acquisition

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Fibertex Personal Care

Company HQ: Fibertex Personal Care · Denmark ↗

Spunmelt nonwovens; Loft, Dual, Elite and Comfort

Manufactures nonwovens for hygiene products and identifies adult incontinence as an application. Its technical guide describes top-sheet and acquisition-layer roles.

Official application guide ↗WDO: Fibertex invests in inline printing for wetness indicators and functional coatings →
Sources & scope

The applications guide establishes material roles; it does not establish environmental superiority of a finished diaper.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

Superabsorbent polymers and fluff pulp

Absorbent core

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BASF

Company HQ: BASF · Germany ↗

Superabsorbent polymers: HySorb and SAVIVA

Develops and supplies superabsorbent polymers, with adult-incontinence products explicitly included in its hygiene applications.

Official application guide ↗WDO: BASF opens Mumbai lab for superabsorbents and diaper testing →WDO: BASF, Essity and TU Wien report a gasification pilot for used diaper waste →
Sources & scope

The existing WDO story concerns a gasification pilot. It does not establish a commercial collection service or a finished-product life-cycle advantage.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

Backsheet films and laminates

Outer layer

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RKW Group

Company HQ: RKW Group · Germany ↗

Backsheet films and laminates

Manufactures hygiene films and offers breathable, non-breathable and textile backsheets. Its official report explicitly includes adult-incontinence applications.

Official application guide ↗
Sources & scope

The 2026 release reports group-level progress for 2025. Group ratings and emission changes are not individual diaper or backsheet certifications.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

Construction, core and elastic adhesives

Bonding

Bostik

Company HQ: Bostik · France ↗

Hygiene construction and elastic-attachment adhesives

The official adult-care guide describes adhesives for construction, elastic attachment and wetness indication.

Official application guide ↗WDO: Bostik describes a hygiene adhesive designed for controlled separation during recycling →
Sources & scope

This is a UK application guide. It is not evidence that every adhesive grade or finished diaper is environmentally preferable.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

Henkel

Company HQ: Henkel · Germany ↗

TECHNOMELT hygiene adhesives

The adult-incontinence application guide identifies construction, core integrity, tab attachment and leg/cuff elastic bonding.

Official application guide ↗
Sources & scope

The page introduces bio-based options and production-efficiency approaches. Such claims have a grade and process scope; no percentage or whole-diaper advantage is adopted.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

Films and paper-based packaging

Packaging

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Mondi

Company HQ: Mondi plc · United Kingdom ↗

Mono-material and paper-based flexible packaging

Lists incontinence products among its home and personal-care packaging applications, including paper-based and mono-material options.

Official application guide ↗
Sources & scope

The source conditions recycling on available facilities and carbon claims on application and material. Detergent or wet-wipe PCR percentages are not applied to adult-diaper packaging.

Official-source check: 2026-10-19

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