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Develop Higher-Capacity Hygiene Products Around Your Target Performance
Develop adult diapers, baby diapers, incontinence pads and underpads around your target absorbency, absorption speed, rewet, thickness and cost requirements — from absorbent core design to tested product specification.
Discuss Your Absorbency Requirement
Can We Develop Your Target Absorbency?
Whether you need to improve an existing product or develop a new high-absorbency product, we can work from your target performance and product requirements.
Adult Diapers
Develop higher-capacity solutions for overnight and heavy incontinence applications.
Baby Diapers
Optimize absorbency for overnight protection and different diaper sizes.
Incontinence Pads
Develop higher-capacity cores for different shapes, sizes and application needs.
Underpads
Increase liquid capacity for healthcare, home care and extended-use applications.
Start With Your Performance Target
High absorbency is not defined by capacity alone. We first identify the performance requirements that your product needs to achieve.
Target Absorbency
How much liquid should the product absorb?
Absorption Speed
How quickly should liquid be acquired and absorbed?
Rewet
How dry should the surface remain after absorption?
Leakage Protection
How should the product perform during movement and extended use?
Product Thickness
How much thickness is acceptable for the target capacity?
Target Cost
What performance level needs to be achieved within your cost target?
What Is Limiting Your Current Absorbency?
If your current product cannot reach the required absorbency, the problem may not simply be the amount of SAP.
Limited Core Capacity
The absorbent core may not have enough effective capacity for the target application.
Slow Liquid Acquisition
Liquid may not enter the core quickly enough, causing surface wetness or leakage.
Uneven Liquid Distribution
Liquid may concentrate in one area instead of spreading through the available absorbent structure.
High Rewet
The core may absorb liquid but release moisture back toward the topsheet.
Core Saturation
The structure may reach its effective absorption limit too quickly.
Leakage Under Pressure
Absorption performance may decrease when the product is compressed, moved or used for extended periods.
How We Build Higher Absorbency
Higher absorbency is achieved through the interaction of materials, core structure and liquid distribution—not simply by adding more absorbent material.
Absorbent Core
Optimize the core structure according to target capacity, product size and application.
SAP
Select and distribute SAP according to absorption, retention and required performance.
Fluff Pulp
Adjust fluff pulp type, quantity and distribution to support liquid acquisition and distribution.
Acquisition Layer
Improve liquid intake and transfer from the topsheet into the absorbent core.
Core Structure
Optimize material layering and distribution to improve utilization of the absorbent core.
Liquid Distribution
Help spread liquid through the available absorbent area instead of allowing localized saturation.
Developed Around Your Target Absorbency
We can develop the product around a defined absorbency target rather than starting from a fixed product specification.
Higher Absorbency Without Simply Increasing Thickness
Increasing absorbent material is not always the best way to improve capacity. A higher-capacity product also needs to maintain acceptable thickness, softness and fit.
Simply Adding More Material
- More absorbent material
- Thicker core
- Higher material consumption
- Potential impact on comfort and cost
Optimized Absorbent Structure
- Material selection
- Core structure optimization
- SAP distribution
- Liquid acquisition and distribution
High Absorbency Development in Practice
Real product development starts with a performance gap and ends with a tested specification.
Adult Diaper — Higher Overnight Absorbency
Baby Diaper — Upgraded Absorbent Core
High Absorbency Must Be Measurable
A high-capacity claim needs to be supported by product testing against defined performance requirements.
Absorption Capacity
Evaluate liquid retention under specified test conditions.
Absorption Speed
Measure how quickly liquid is acquired and absorbed.
Rewet
Evaluate moisture returning toward the topsheet.
Liquid Distribution
Check how effectively liquid spreads through the core.
Leakage
Evaluate leakage protection under specified conditions.
Thickness
Monitor thickness while developing higher absorbency.
Core Weight
Verify consistency and distribution of absorbent materials.
Product Structure
Check whether the final configuration meets the specification.
From Absorbency Target to Mass Production
Once the performance target is confirmed, the development process moves from technical requirements to a production-ready specification.
Requirement
Confirm product type, size, application, target absorbency and cost.
Specification
Define core structure, materials, dimensions and performance requirements.
Sample
Produce samples based on the agreed specification.
Testing
Evaluate absorption, rewet, leakage and other required characteristics.
Approval
Confirm the final sample and product specification.
Mass Production
Transfer the approved specification to production and quality control.
High Absorbency Solution FAQ
Can you make high absorbency adult diapers?
How can I increase adult diaper absorbency?
Can you develop 1200ml or 1500ml adult diapers?
How can I increase absorbency without making diapers too thick?
What materials are used for high absorbency diapers?
Can you customize absorbency for different sizes?
How do you test diaper absorption capacity?
Can you develop a high absorbency product from our existing sample?
Have a Target Absorbency in Mind?
Tell us your product type, size, target absorbency and application. We can evaluate your requirements and recommend a suitable product development direction.
Discuss Your Absorbency Requirement