CCMN81 8-shaped Postpartum pad with Functional Chip
product specification
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Material Specifications |
Size (mm) |
Weight |
Absorption Capacity (ml) |
Packaging Specifications |
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Standard |
1.Tissue paper + Fluff pulp + SAP 2.Hotair Nonwovens 4.PE wrapping film 5.Back sticker 6.Functional Chip |
320 |
20 |
300 |
20pcs/pacakge |
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340 |
24 |
400 |
10pcs/pacakge |
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360 |
28 |
500 |
10pcs/pacakge |
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400 |
32 |
700 |
8pcs/pacakge |
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420 |
36 |
900 |
8pcs/pacakge |
Structural Features
CCMN81 is the shaped maternity pad with a chip layer. It keeps the 8 profile, the hot air nonwoven top sheet and the pulp core of CCMN8, and it adds a functional chip inside the core stack. The 360 mm row reads 28 g and 500 ml, ten pads to a bag. Buyers take it for early postpartum flow where the market asks for an additive layer.
Part by part against the plain shaped code
Part |
CCMN8 (no chip) |
CCMN81 (this page) |
Core profile |
8 shaped, 320 to 420 mm |
8 shaped, 320 to 420 mm |
Top sheet |
Hot air nonwoven |
Hot air nonwoven |
Core stack |
Two tissue sheets, fluff pulp, SAP |
Same, plus a functional chip |
Back sheet |
Film, as named in the material list |
Film, as named in the material list |
Fixing |
One back sticker strip |
One back sticker strip |
Chip |
Not fitted |
Fitted, listed as item 06 of the material list |
Three things to know before you add the chip
1. What the chip is, and where the paperwork stands. The chip is one added layer inside the core stack, item 06 of the material list on this page. No performance claim is published for it here, because claims of that kind are regulated in the EU and the United States and have to rest on test reports for the exact build and the exact market. Tell us what your market allows and we will quote the test plan your importer needs.
2. Nothing else in the build moves, which keeps a switch simple. Top sheet, pulp core, sticker and wrap follow the plain shaped code. Only the core stack gains a part, so a buyer already running CCMN8 can add this one without a new shelf, a new carton or a second instruction sheet.
3. 360 mm is the middle row of the shaped range. Rows run 320 mm to 420 mm, so this code sits between a short early days cut and a long night cut, at 28 g and 500 ml. If you split the range in two, this size suits the first days and the 420 mm row suits the nights after.
Four checks for the chip build
1. Request the chip data sheet and the film specification in one parcel.
2. Slice one pad through the chip and a second through a plain core, then hold both under a lamp.
3. Run your market protocol on the chip, because we publish no performance figures for it.
4. Weigh a pad wrapped and unwrapped, then set the numbers against the plain shaped code.
The chip adds cost and one more part to the supply chain, and it comes with no published claim attached. When a buyer wants a plain pad, the CCMN8 code does the same job for less money. Order this one where the additive layer is a requirement of the market rather than a preference.
Rows in the table for this family run from 320 mm up to 420 mm, weight spans 20 to 36 g, absorption spans 300 to 900 ml, and packs hold between 8 and 20 pads. The 360 mm row, 28 g and 500 ml, is the one quoted here, at ten pads to a bag.
Send the wording your market allows and we will come back with a test plan and a quotation. The plain shaped code is shown on the CCMN8 page if the chip is not needed.
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FAQ
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Q:What is the chip in this pad?
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Q:Does this page carry performance claims for the chip?
A:No. Claims of that kind are regulated in the EU and the United States, so we quote a test plan for your import market instead of printing wording on the pad page. -
Q:Which size is CCMN81?
A:The 360 mm row: 28 g, 500 ml, ten pads to a bag. Five rows make up the family in total. -
Q:What changes against CCMN8?
A:One part. Profile, top sheet, core stack, sticker and wrap follow the plain shaped code, and the chip is the only addition.








