The Acquisition Distribution Layer (ADL) is a high-performance nonwoven material engineered to rapidly acquire and temporarily hold liquid before transferring it to the core, helping keep the skin side drier in disposable hygiene products.

Material Buying Guide

This ADL nonwoven is a functional raw material for manufacturers seeking consistent liquid-handling performance in disposable hygiene products. It is suitable for integration into baby diapers, adult incontinence products, and sanitary napkins where fast strike-through and lateral distribution support a drier surface.

Sampling & Packing

Samples are available for evaluation before bulk commitment. Rolls are supplied with a core inside diameter of 76 mm (±1 mm) as standard. For logistics planning, approximate loading quantities are 4.5 tons per 20GP container and 10.5 tons per 40HQ container.

Frequently Asked Questions

Application & Compatibility

This ADL material is positioned as a key raw material layer in the production of baby diapers, adult diapers, and sanitary napkins. It is designed to be placed between the topsheet and the absorbent core, where fast liquid acquisition and efficient distribution are critical for performance.

For production-line integration, the material is supplied in roll form with a standard 76 mm core. The roll slit width can be customized to match your converting equipment. During incoming quality checks, we recommend verifying basic weight, roll width, and visual appearance against the agreed specification.

Quality Checkpoints for Incoming Inspection

Quality Evidence & Test Data

The following table presents typical lot production averages from our quality testing, demonstrating the material's consistent performance. These values are provided as reference points for your incoming inspection and production planning.