CLK350 Full Servo Adult & Menstrual Pants Production Line

Adult pull-ons and menstrual pants need separate recipes

CLK350 is described for more than one pull-on product family. Adult pants and menstrual pants may share broad converting ideas, yet their core shape, waist materials, elastic layout, leg opening and pack presentation differ. Each product should have its own sample, tooling list and acceptance record.

From incoming rolls to the finished product

Production begins before the first web reaches CLK350. Rolls need agreed specifications, loading direction and splice preparation; absorbent and adhesive inputs need their own lot records. The line then has a defensible starting condition when a defect appears.

• Hydrophilic NW (Topsheet): confirm grade, width, basis weight, winding direction and splice behavior.
• Hydrophobic NW (Legcuff): confirm grade, width, basis weight, winding direction and splice behavior.
• Fluff pulp: record supplier grade, target dosage or basis weight, and the approved lot.
• SAP: record supplier grade, target dosage or basis weight, and the approved lot.
• Pe film: confirm grade, width, basis weight, winding direction and splice behavior.
• Elastic glue: confirm grade, application temperature, coat position and bond inspection.
• Elastic for Legcuff: record grade, elongation response, roll direction and recovery on the finished product.

Technical specifications for CLK350

The table presents the available CLK350 data without turning it into a blanket promise. Values affected by dual-format product definition or optional equipment belong in the signed technical schedule.

Settle the product form before freezing machine scope

A flat pad, taped diaper and pull-on pant do not share the same chassis, fastening or folding route. A signed finished sample prevents an ambiguous product name from carrying the wrong machine sections into the quotation. The dual-format product definition requirement changes how CLK350 should be demonstrated. In practice, the production team needs to separate adult-pant and menstrual-pant recipes before the common machine scope is frozen with an approved input and a measurable output condition.

• Label every layer, elastic and fastening component on the sample.
• Mark finished dimensions, fold direction and pack presentation.
• Separate standard converting stations from optional modules.
• Resolve product-family wording before drawings and tooling are approved.

Control system and line boundaries

Control architecture matters when it helps an operator return CLK350 to an accepted condition after a splice, size change or stop. These boundaries tie dual-format product definition to the taped adult diaper, pull-on pant or underpad.

A practical route from sample to factory test

The final CLK350 configuration should be traceable to the product, materials and factory. That makes dual-format product definition easier to price and prevents an optional module from being mistaken for standard scope. HAINA uses this information to keep the CLK350 quotation and the dual-format product definition test on the same product basis.

1. Provide one signed taped adult diaper, pull-on pant or underpad sample for every planned size or pack.
2. List material suppliers, grades, roll data, adhesives and permitted substitutes.
3. Mark the critical product checks: core distribution, finished dimensions, tape or seam position, fold symmetry, pack compression.
4. Confirm utilities, floor plan, material loading, waste removal and downstream ownership.
5. Write the production trial around dual-format product definition, including duration, sampling and stop records.

Common questions about CLK350

Project fit and next technical step

The best use of the CLK350 data is to turn it into a product-specific scope. Once materials, tooling, controls, packaging and factory responsibilities are confirmed, the equipment decision becomes easier to compare and safer to hand over.