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US 11,266,549 B2Granted
Tape-type disposable diaper
AssigneeDaio Paper Corporation
InventorHiroki Arai
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Abstract
A nonwoven sheet is provided in a formation region of a target portion or a further wide region including the formation region of the target portion. The target portion is a composite of a nonwoven fabric as a base and loop pile fiber yarns which are woven and project from at least an external surface nonwoven fabric. The target portion is fixed to an outer nonwoven sheet forming the outside of a ventral part.
Claims2
A tape-type disposable diaper, comprising:
- a ventral part extending from the center in a front-back direction to a front side;
- a dorsal part extending to a back side;
- a fastening tape protruding from both sides of the dorsal part;
- and a target portion provided on an external surface of the ventral part,
- wherein upon wearing on the body, the fastening tape extends from left and right sides to a ventral side and is detachably connected to the target portion,
- wherein an outer nonwoven sheet forming an outside of the ventral part is provided in a formation region of the target portion or a further wide region including the formation region of the target portion,
- wherein the target portion is a composite having a nonwoven fabric as a base and loop pile fiber yarns which are formed of pile fiber yarns knitted into the nonwoven fabric as the base on at least an external surface thereof, and
- wherein on a back surface side of the nonwoven fabric as the base, the pile fiber yarns are combined with each other to form intersection rows of pile fiber warps,
- wherein the composite is fixed to the outer nonwoven sheet by a hot melt adhesive on the back surface side of the nonwoven fabric as the base, and
- wherein a fixed region with the outer nonwoven sheet by the hot melt adhesive is provided along intersection rows of adjacent warps of a warp group of the pile fiber warps and is not provided between the intersection rows.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.