Efficient Absorption Capacity: One of the fundamental parameters that dictate the effectiveness of diapers is their ability to efficiently absorb both semi-solid and liquid waste. A diaper’s absorption capacity directly impacts its ability to manage various levels of waste, ensuring that it remains functional and reliable for extended periods.
Skin Compatibility Check: Diapers are in direct contact with the sensitive skin of the wearer, making it essential for the materials used in their construction to be gentle and non- Ensuring that diaper materials are safe and non-irritating is pivotal in delivering a comfortable experience.
Retention Capability Test: Rigorous testing is conducted to ascertain whether a diaper can reliably retain waste and prevent leakage, ensuring that the product meets the expectations of comfort and reliability.
Disposability Evaluation: As single-use products, diapers must be designed with consideration for their impact on the environment after use. Disposability evaluation involves assessing the materials used in diapers to ensure they can disintegrate easily.