Absorbent article and inner absorbent article
AssigneeDaio Paper Corporation
InventorsAkifumi Hayashi, Yoshinori Katayama, Tomoaki Ishida
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Abstract
In an absorbent article 1 including a liquid-permeable topsheet 2 positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body; a non liquid-permeable backsheet 3 positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet 2; and an absorbent body 4 provided between the topsheet 2 and the backsheet 3, a three-dimensional gather 6 is formed by a folding portion 32 at which the backsheet 3 is folded up to the topsheet 2 side along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body 4, and a nonwoven fabric at least partially adhered to this folding portion 32. The three-dimensional gather 6 has a free end 62 structured with the nonwoven fabric.
Claims22
An absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- and
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- wherein:
- a three-dimensional gather is formed by a folding portion at which the backsheet is folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body and a nonwoven fabric at least partially adhered to the folding portion;
- and
- the three-dimensional gather has a free end structured with the nonwoven fabric.
An absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- and
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- wherein:
- a three-dimensional gather is formed by covering both surfaces of a folding portion of the backsheet folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by extending the topsheet.
An absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- and
- a three-dimensional gather formed at the topsheet side to be raised at both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body;
- wherein the absorbent article includes:
- a folding portion at which the backsheet is folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body;
- an attachment portion at which a part of the folding portion is adhered to both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the topsheet;
- and
- an adhesion section at which the attachment portion is folded up to the topsheet side and is adhered to the topsheet;
- wherein the folding portion constitute at least a part of the three-dimensional gather.
An absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- and
- a three-dimensional gather formed at the topsheet side to be raised at both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, wherein:
- the three-dimensional gather is formed by covering both surfaces of a folding portion of the backsheet folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by extending the topsheet;
- and
- an adhesion portion is formed in a vicinity of a folding starting point of the folding portion substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by folding up the topsheet to the topsheet side and adhering the topsheets to each other.
An inner absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- and
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet, wherein:
- a three-dimensional gather is formed by a folding portion at which the backsheet is folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, and a nonwoven fabric that is adhered to a surface opposite to a surface of the folding portion that face the topsheet and is also adhered to the backsheet from an inner side in a width direction of a folding starting point of the folding portion as an adhesion starting point;
- and
- the three-dimensional gather has a free end structured with the nonwoven fabric.
An inner absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- and
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet, wherein:
- a three-dimensional gather is formed by a folding portion at which the backsheet is folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body and a nonwoven fabric in which one end portion in the longitudinal direction is adhered to a surface of the folding portion that face the topsheet and the other end portion in the longitudinal direction is adhered to the topsheet;
- and
- the three-dimensional gather has a free end structured with the nonwoven fabric.
An inner absorbent article comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- and
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet, wherein:
- a three-dimensional gather is provided by covering both surfaces of a folding portion of the backsheet folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by extending the topsheet.
An inner absorbent article, comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- and
- a three-dimensional gather formed at the topsheet side to be raised at both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, wherein the inner absorbent article includes:
- a folding portion at which the backsheet is folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body;
- an attachment portion at which a part of the folding portion is adhered to both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the topsheet;
- and
- an adhesion section at which the attachment portion is folded up to the topsheet side and is adhered to the topsheet,
- wherein the folding portion constitutes at least a part of the three-dimensional gather.
An inner absorbent article, comprising:
- a liquid-permeable topsheet positioned at a surface that contacts with a human body;
- a non liquid-permeable backsheet positioned at a surface opposite to the topsheet;
- an absorbent body provided between the topsheet and the backsheet;
- and
- a three-dimensional gather formed at the topsheet side to be raised at both side portions in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, wherein:
- the three-dimensional gather is formed by covering both surfaces of a folding portion of the backsheet folded up to the topsheet side substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by extending the topsheet;
- an adhesion portion is formed in a vicinity of a folding starting point of the folding portion substantially along both side portions in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body, by folding up the topsheet to the topsheet side and adhering the topsheets to each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.