Patents by Inventor Anselm EBERT
Anselm EBERT has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11813146Abstract: There is provided herein an incontinence diaper (2) which has rear lateral sections (22) of the incontinence diaper (2) which can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via respective closure means (28). The rear lateral sections (22) have an elastic region (42), and the extension (Q) of the rear lateral sections (22) comprises a proximal half (38) which adjoins the rear longitudinal edge (18) and a freely ending distal half (40) in the transverse direction (10), and wherein, the respective elastic region (42) is arranged completely within the proximal half (38) and has a distance of maximally 30 mm from the rear longitudinal edge (18) in the transverse direction (10), and each rear lateral section (22) is substantially non-stretchable in the entire distal half (40).Type: GrantFiled: February 23, 2021Date of Patent: November 14, 2023Assignee: PAUL HARTMAN AGInventors: Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberisu
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Patent number: 11090204Abstract: The invention relates to a disposable incontinence diaper, with a main part (4) comprising a front region (12) a rear region (16) with rear lateral longitudinal edges (18), and rear side portions (22) attached on both sides to the rear region (16), which can be placed in a circumferential direction around the body of a user in order to apply and close the disposable incontinence diaper (2) on the user, and wherein the rear side portions (22) have an extent Q in the transverse direction (10) in the state when spread out flat but not stretched, and which are elastically extensible within this extent Q in the transverse direction (10).Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2017Date of Patent: August 17, 2021Assignee: Paul Hartmann AGInventors: Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberius
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Publication number: 20210220186Abstract: The invention relates to an incontinence diaper (2) with rear lateral sections (22) which are joined to the rear region (16) on both sides, which can be placed around the body of the user in order to close the incontinence diaper. The rear lateral sections (22) have an extension (Q) in the transverse direction (10) over the respective rear lateral longitudinal edge (18) and wherein the rear lateral sections (22) are folded together about at least two lateral section folding axes (46, 48) running in the longitudinal direction (8), and folded together sub-regions (50, 52, 54) of the rear lateral sections (22) are defined by the lateral section folding axes (46, 48). An outer sub-region (54) in the transverse direction (10) is unstretchable, and at least 50% of the surface of a sub-region (52) which adjoins the outer sub-region (54) inwards is unstretchable starting from the outer folding axis.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2021Publication date: July 22, 2021Inventors: Ruediger KESSELMEIER, Albena Drumeva-Eberius, Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert
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Publication number: 20210220187Abstract: There is provided herein an incontinence diaper (2) which has rear lateral sections (22) of the incontinence diaper (2) which can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via respective closure means (28). The rear lateral sections (22) have an elastic region (42), and the extension (Q) of the rear lateral sections (22) comprises a proximal half (38) which adjoins the rear longitudinal edge (18) and a freely ending distal half (40) in the transverse direction (10), and wherein, the respective elastic region (42) is arranged completely within the proximal half (38) and has a distance of maximally 30 mm from the rear longitudinal edge (18) in the transverse direction (10), and each rear lateral section (22) is substantially non-stretchable in the entire distal half (40).Type: ApplicationFiled: February 23, 2021Publication date: July 22, 2021Inventors: Wolfgang OSTERTAG, Anselm Ebert, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberisu
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Patent number: 11000424Abstract: The invention relates to an incontinence diaper (2) with a main part (4), which comprises a front region (12), a rear region (16), and a crotch region (20) arranged between the front region and the rear region, and with rear lateral sections (22) which are joined to the rear region (16) on both sides, which extend outwards in the transverse direction (10) of the incontinence diaper (2) over the rear lateral longitudinal edges (18) of the main part (4), and each of which has at least one closure means (28), whereas no lateral sections (22) are joined to the front region (14). Each of the rear lateral sections (22) can be placed around the body of the user in order to close the incontinence diaper (2) and can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via the respective closure means (28).Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 2016Date of Patent: May 11, 2021Assignee: Paul Hartmann AGInventors: Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberius, Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert
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Patent number: 10993850Abstract: The invention relates to an incontinence diaper (2) with a main part (4), which comprises a front region (12), a rear region (16) with rear lateral longitudinal edges (18), and a crotch region (20) arranged between the front region and the rear region, and with rear lateral sections (22) which are joined to the rear region (16) on both sides, whereas no lateral sections (22) are joined to the front region (14). In order to position and close the incontinence diaper (2), the rear lateral sections (22) can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via respective closure means (28). The rear lateral sections (22) have an elastic or elasticized region (42), and the extension (Q) of the rear lateral sections (22) comprises a proximal half (38) which adjoins the rear longitudinal edge (18) and a freely ending distal half (40) in the transverse direction (10).Type: GrantFiled: December 20, 2016Date of Patent: May 4, 2021Assignee: Paul Hartman AGInventors: Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberisu
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Patent number: 10561545Abstract: The present invention relates to an absorbent structure and an absorbent article containing said absorbent structure. The absorbent structure, having a sequence of layers connected together, comprises a first outer absorbent layer made from airlaid material, a second outer absorbent layer made from airlaid material, and a fluid storage layer made from airlaid material arranged between the first and second outer absorbent layers, wherein the airlaid material of the first outer absorbent layer comprises first cellulose fibres, the airlaid material of the second outer absorbent layer comprises second cellulose fibres and the airlaid material of the fluid storage layer comprises third cellulose fibres and super-absorbent components, wherein the first and second cellulose fibres have a lower pH value than the third cellulose fibres and the pH value of the first and second cellulose fibres is less than 5.0.Type: GrantFiled: December 21, 2015Date of Patent: February 18, 2020Inventors: Anselm Ebert, Joerg Eilers, Stefanie Lutter, Henning Roettger
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Publication number: 20190029898Abstract: The invention relates to a disposable incontinence diaper (2), with a main part (4) comprising a front region (12), a rear region (16) with rear lateral longitudinal edges (18), and rear side portions (22) attached on both sides to the rear region (16), whereas no side portions (22) are attached to the front region (14), and instead front lateral longitudinal edges (14) of the main part (4) form a free-ending longitudinal edge of the diaper, wherein the rear side portions (22) can each be placed in a circumferential direction around the body of a user, in order to apply and close the disposable incontinence diaper (2) on the user, and can be brought into an overlapping arrangement with an outer face of the front region (12) at which they can then be affixed releasably via the respective closure means (28), wherein the rear side portions (22) have an extent Q in the transverse direction (10) in the state when spread out flat but not stretched, wherein the rear side portions (22) are elastically extensible withType: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2017Publication date: January 31, 2019Inventors: Wolfgang Ostertag, Anselm Ebert, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberius
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Publication number: 20190015268Abstract: The invention relates to an incontinence diaper (2) with a main part (4), which comprises a front region (12), a rear region (16) with rear lateral longitudinal edges (18), and a crotch region (20) arranged between the front region and the rear region, and with rear lateral sections (22) which are joined to the rear region (16) on both sides, whereas no lateral sections (22) are joined to the front region (14). In order to position and close the incontinence diaper (2), the 16 rear lateral sections (22) can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via respective closure means (28). The rear lateral sections (22) have an elastic or elasticized region (42), and the extension (Q) of the rear lateral sections (22) comprises a proximal half (38) which adjoins the rear longitudinal edge (18) and a freely ending distal half (40) in the transverse direction (10).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2016Publication date: January 17, 2019Applicant: PAUL HARTMANN AGInventors: Wolfgang OSTERTAG, Anselm EBERT, Ruediger Kesselmeier, Albena Drumeva-Eberisu
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Publication number: 20190015264Abstract: The invention relates to an incontinence diaper (2) with a main part (4), which comprises a front region (12), a rear region (16), and a crotch region (20) arranged between the front region and the rear region, and with rear lateral sections (22) which are joined to the rear region (16) on both sides, which extend outwards in the transverse direction (10) of the incontinence diaper (2) over the rear lateral longitudinal edges (18) of the main part (4), and each of which has at least one closure means (28), whereas no lateral sections (22) are joined to the front region (14). Each of the rear lateral sections (22) can be placed around the body of the user in order to close the incontinence diaper (2) and can be brought into overlapping arrangement with a front region (12) exterior, to which the lateral sections can then be removably adhered via the respective closure means (28).Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2016Publication date: January 17, 2019Applicant: PAUL HARTMANN AGInventors: Ruediger KESSELMEIER, Albena DRUMEVA-EBERIUS, Wolfgang OSTERTAG, Anselm Ebert
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Publication number: 20170348166Abstract: The present invention relates to an absorbent structure and an absorbent article containing said absorbent structure. The absorbent structure, having a sequence of layers connected together, comprises a first outer absorbent layer made from airlaid material, a second outer absorbent layer made from airlaid material, and a fluid storage layer made from airlaid material arranged between the first and second outer absorbent layers, wherein the airlaid material of the first outer absorbent layer comprises first cellulose fibres, the airlaid material of the second outer absorbent layer comprises second cellulose fibres and the airlaid material of the fluid storage layer comprises third cellulose fibres and super-absorbent components, wherein the first and second cellulose fibres have a lower pH value than the third cellulose fibres and the pH value of the first and second cellulose fibres is less than 5.0.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 21, 2015Publication date: December 7, 2017Inventors: Anselm EBERT, Joerg EILERS, Stefanie LUTTER, Henning ROETTGER