Y-bond triple tapes

Open adult incontinence briefs are price-sensitive products, since they are usually bought by healthcare institutions that need to provide a lot of healthcare at a low cost. Hence, they need relatively cheap and simple products, that are still able to provide user-friendliness (such as extra-long fingerlifts, so that nurses wearing gloves have a good grip), high performance (the brief and especially the closure system needs to withstand high forces of grown-ups) and the option to reclose the brief to extend the lifetime. As adult incontinence briefs usually don’t have landing zones, the closure tapes need a “built in” landing zone.

Easy-to-convert Y-bond triple tapes are available in both a standard plastic construction and with a nonwoven fastening tape option for a premium comfort, look and feel.

They are also available in a variety of widths to match the needs of a range of diaper or incontinence brief shapes, styles and sizes.  The construction consists of a fastening and a release tape, combined in a Y-bond format. An additional target tape central layer provides an integrated landing zone, colored to provide the end user or caregiver with a visual “target” to ensure an easy, confident reclosure.

Our products feature Avery Dennison adhesives that are specially designed and engineered for reliable performance, providing both a strong bond and an easy release.

Choosing Avery Dennison means converters and brand owners can be confident knowing their adhesive systems are engineered, manufactured, and supported by a global materials science leader. We deliver unmatched customer service and technical support to ensure the right product is chosen for the application, and our service programs help to ensure the product is onsite when needed. Avery Dennison has over 40 years of experience in the industry.

Technical and R&D expertise provide the foundation for the most optimal product, while customization in terms of imprint and colors is possible. We combine excellent local knowledge of product, production and conversion requirements with a global supply chain.