Three-dimensional apertured substrates
A substrate and fiber technology, applied in the field of three-dimensional open-pore substrates, can solve the problems of loss, increased rewet, leakage, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing loss and leakage, reducing skin marks, and reducing fluid/skin contact
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[0175] Univariate experiments were performed using three different 3D apertured nonwoven substrates. First The three-dimensional apertured nonwoven substrate is completely hydrophobic and does not have any hydrophilic materials applied thereto. second The three-dimensional apertured substrate has a partially applied hydrophilic material adjacent to the pores and recesses, as described herein. The second 3D open-porous substrate is obtained by selectively depositing hydrophobic materials such as Figure 35 shown. Blue pigments and Raman spectroscopy were used to confirm that the hydrophilic material had indeed been applied selectively adjacent to the pores as desired. third The three-dimensional apertured substrate has a wearer-facing surface hydrophobic layer and a garment-facing surface hydrophilic layer. Except for the hydrophobic / hydrophilicity difference, the first three-dimensional apertured substrate, the second three-dimensional apertured substrate, and the third ...
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