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In the world of diaper manufacturing, ADL stands for Acquisition Distribution Layer. It's a nonwoven fabric material placed between the top sheet (the one touching the skin) and the absorbent core. The ADL's main job is to help liquid move quickly and efficiently from the top layer into the part of the pad that soaks up moisture. This helps keep the user's skin dry. ADL (acquisitive distribution layer) is one raw material for baby diaper & sanitary pads.
• Acquisition:
The ADL soaks up liquid from the surface layer.
• Where the items are sent:
Then, it spreads the liquid evenly across the diaper's absorbent center.
• Water-loving properties:
ADL is usually made of hydrophilic materials (like polypropylene) that can absorb and distribute liquid easily.
• Where it will be placed:
It is between the top sheet and the absorbent core. It helps liquid move between the two.
The advantages:
The ADL moves liquid away from the skin quickly and efficiently, keeping the user dry and reducing the risk of skin irritation and diaper rash.
The ADL is located between the surface layer and the absorbent core, and its role is to make the diaper absorb liquid quickly, effectively and evenly. Because the baby's urine is discharged in the part of the diaper, if it cannot be channeled to other positions in time and quickly, it will cause the local core of the diaper to form a blockage due to excessive absorption, resulting in re-infiltration.
Feature
Super softness
Excellent skin adaptability
Rapid strike through and web clear
Color:white,blue and green
FAQ
Q: What process ADL can you provide?
A: Spunbond ADL and hot air through ADL.
Q: What is your ADL capacity?
A: About 10000 tons per year.
Q: What is the application of ADL?
A: Baby diaper and sanitary napkin.







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