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Herrmann’s March 17, 2025 technical article discusses ultrasonic bonding in hygiene-product manufacturing and explicitly includes adult-incontinence diapers.
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The LYCRA Company announced on May 15, 2026 that it would present LYCRA FUSION fiber for personal care at INDEX26, working with Dukane on ultrasonic attachment of elastic…
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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.
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ANDRITZ describes a collaboration with A.Celli to develop and commercialise ReelMAX 360, an automated reel-handling and loading system for personal-hygiene converting lines.
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A paper published in Gels on April 10, 2025 evaluates cellulose-based hydrogels as possible diaper absorbents. The team combines modified cellulose with charged monomers and examines how formulation…
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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…
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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…
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Nippon Shokubai announced on May 29, 2024 that its Indonesian subsidiary had begun manufacturing and marketing ISCC PLUS-certified acrylic acid, acrylates and SAP. The superabsorbent product identified in…
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Nippon Shokubai announced on June 26, 2025 that US group companies had obtained ISCC PLUS certification for acrylic acid and superabsorbent polymers. The SAP certification concerns AQUALIC CA…
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Sumitomo Seika’s 2025 report says it began full-scale sales of a high-retention superabsorbent polymer in fiscal 2024. The company describes the material as allowing about a 10 percent…
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