Absorbent article with an absorbent layer having an opening extending therethrough
AssigneeEssity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag
InventorsCharlotte Johansson, Susanne Fredrikson
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AssigneeEssity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag
InventorsCharlotte Johansson, Susanne Fredrikson
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An absorbent article such as a sanitary napkin or incontinence pad has longitudinal side edges, transversal end edges, a fluid permeable topsheet, a fluid impermeable backsheet and an absorbent core located between the topsheet and the backsheet. The absorbent core includes a first absorbent layer having an opening extending therethrough and a fluid flow control structure located between said first absorbent layer and said backsheet. The first absorbent layer has a longitudinal front portion and a longitudinal back portion and a narrow transversal transition located between said front portion and said back portion. The width of the narrow transversal transition is 50-75% of the widest transversal width of the front portion of the first absorbent layer and 20-50% of the longitudinal length of the opening is located in the front portion of the first absorbent layer.
An absorbent article comprising longitudinal side edges, transversal end edges, a fluid permeable topsheet, a fluid impermeable backsheet, and an absorbent core located between said topsheet and said backsheet, said absorbent core comprising a first absorbent layer having an opening extending therethrough and a fluid flow control structure located between said first absorbent layer and said backsheet, wherein the first absorbent layer has a longitudinal front portion, a longitudinal back portion, and a narrow transversal transition located between said front portion and said back portion, the width of the narrow transversal transition is 50-75% of the widest transversal width of the front portion of the first absorbent layer, and 20-50% of the longitudinal length of the opening is located in the front portion of the first absorbent layer,
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