"How It's Made" - Diapers

[WhiteWolf]

Found this on youtube, I watch this show often and to be honest I actualy sent one of those requests in, wonder if they finally got it?

YouTube - How it's made - Disposable Diapers

 

[Grutzvalt]

Interesting....

 

[Lil Snap]

It seems so easy! Anyone have some of those shiny machines to play with?

 

[Kovy]

Just don't get your hands caught in there! Ouch!

 

[h200420012]

"De-bulking machine"


...the person who invented that should be shot.

 

[Takashi]

Very interesting.

 

[Mr Alex]

I always hit info on all How It's Made shows to see if this would be on there. Female Narrator makes me sad though.

 

[quattrus]

"De-bulking machine"
...the person who invented that should be shot.

Second that.

But don't worry, probably the guys at Abena forgot to buy one.

 

[WhiteWolf]

Im curious though, anyone know what brand of diapers these are?

 

[Pojo]

Im curious though, anyone know what brand of diapers these are?

They might just be a generic brand if you didn't see the packages in the show...They don't have name brands that often

 

[zakrawr]

Second that.

But don't worry, probably the guys at Abena forgot to buy one.

YouTube - How a diaper is made

abena diaper making vid, it's not x plus as they are blue, or could be the very old version which were blue in 2000-2002.

 

[Mr Alex]

It's the old version as far as I know, just for clarification.

 

[Maxicoon]

ok someone whip the writer that came up with " And that's the bottom line." better yet just shoot him and get it over with.

 

[supercas29]

That video was pretty cool, although it kinda creeps me out when commercials use "blue liquid" to give you a visual demonstration on holding capacities. Not that I'd be less creeped with any other color... and red or yellow would just be kinda icky, so I guess blue isn't bad... but still. And hey, Isn't the abena video featured on XP Medical's website? seems like I saw it there a couple years ago but I haven't tried to look for it again. Also, are the Abena supers still blue, or are they all backed with white now?

 

[Spiro910]

Wow, really nice and interesting vid Thanks for it!

 

[PostTenebrasLux]

Interesting. I can see why products such as Bambinos are so expensive.

And that fluff-eliminating procedure--I wonder if it is applied to the adult equivalents. I must assume so. That's all well and good, but even Abenas didin't *quite* match my expectations for thickness and softness, let alone rise in front and back. Do such products undergo a similar flattening?

 

[Mr Alex]

Also, are the Abena supers still blue, or are they all backed with white now?

I'm 95% sure they are white. There was another thread with pictures and they were.

 

[tom]

That was interesting, especially the weight difference at the end.

 

[goodnites2002]

That was pretty cool. Thanks for the post.

 

[Pramrider]

Fascinating video....thanks for sharing. It's always interesting to see how things are made and all the steps they go through from raw material to finished product.

~Pramrider