Although I can't see it on any apart from the pampers (the yellow marks half way Dow).. Some of the sensor marks are either hidden under the folds in the other pics or are cleverly disguised -- like the yellow kite in the huggies pull up, there is no yellow elsewhere along the entire length at that same height...
The abu preschool frontal tapes have the marks at the end of each side of the tape, and it gets cut halfway in between.
Though they could probably use the green square on the abc design instead and possibly one of the red stop signs on the traffic design maybe with a little tweaking instead if they want to hide that black Mark, but they'll need to come up with a consistent colour for all designs to save the hassle of recalibrating the sensitivity of the sensor for each colour change..
The abu preschool frontal tapes have the marks at the end of each side of the tape, and it gets cut halfway in between.
Though they could probably use the green square on the abc design instead and possibly one of the red stop signs on the traffic design maybe with a little tweaking instead if they want to hide that black Mark, but they'll need to come up with a consistent colour for all designs to save the hassle of recalibrating the sensitivity of the sensor for each colour change..
WillFord384 said:I never thought about the distinction until this thread. Here are the exteriors of 174 adult diapers. They follow the continuous pattern you described, with the only positioned elements coming from occasional landing zones.
Except, sort of, in two cases:
Fabine Mega Booster Teddy Blue/Pink (more photos and info at link)
Fabine Teddy Pink (more photos and info at link)
The parts where the pattern bulges out are lined up with the overall hourglass shape. So these diapers are halfway between the usual continuous print and a real full-diaper design using fixed printing.
Meanwhile full-diaper designs are pretty common in baby diapers and child pull-ups. Here are 43 baby diapers and 27 child pull-ups. Among the pull-ups, there's only one that's plain white and one with a continuous design. The rest have fixed printing.
Some examples of fixed printing:
Pampers Baby-Dry (more photos and info at link)
Huggies Platinum Diaper (more photos and info at link)
Huggies Boys' Pull-Ups Learning Designs for Boys (more photos and info at link)
Tugaboos Training Pants for Girls (more photos and info at link)