Absorbent article with waist guard
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorAbhishek Prakash SURUSHE
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an absorbent article with a waist guard disposed in the back waist region such that at least a first pocket is formed. The waist guard is formed of at least a first waist guard sheet and a second waist guard sheet sheet. Each of the first and second waist guard sheet forms a portion of the first pocket. The first waist guard sheet is different from the second waist guard sheet, the difference being selected from the group consisting of basis weight, air permeability, caliper, Low Surface Tension Fluid Strikethrough Time, Opacity, and combinations thereof.
Claims10
An absorbent article having a longitudinal centerline and a longitudinal direction along and in parallel to the longitudinal centerline;
- a transverse centerline and a transverse direction along and in parallel to the transverse centerline, a front waist region with a front waist edge, a back waist region with a back waist edge and a crotch region extending longitudinally between the front and back waist region,
- the absorbent article comprising an absorbent main body, the absorbent main body comprising a top sheet, a back sheet, and an absorbent core sandwiched there between;
- wherein a waist guard is disposed in and attached to the back waist region such that at least a first pocket is formed, the first pocket extending along the longitudinal direction from a first closed base line at or adjacent to the back waist edge towards a first open edge, wherein the complete area of the first pocket superposes the back sheet;
- wherein the first pocket comprises at least a first elastic portion, the first elastic portion being provided along and/or adjacent to the first open edge;
- a first portion of the waist guard being different from a second portion of the waist guard, the difference being selected from the group consisting of basis weight, air permeability, caliper, Low Surface Tension Fluid Strikethrough Time, Opacity, and combinations thereof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.