Absorbent article for disposal of body fluids discharged thereon
AssigneeUni-Charm Corporation
InventorsNobuhiro Kurata, Mitsuhiro Wada
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Abstract
An absorbent article such as a panty liner for disposal of body fluids discharged thereon includes a body facing side, an undergarment facing side and an absorbent core disposed therebetween, the undergarment facing side including a thermoplastic synthetic fiber layer placed against a bottom surface of the core and having a density lower than that of the core, a synthetic resin layer having a density higher than that of the fiber layer and a first thermoplastic synthetic fiber having a density lower than that of the resin layer, and the synthetic fiber layer being coated with adhesive agent to an undergarment.
Claims11
An absorbent article for receiving and containing body fluids discharged thereon comprising:
- a body facing side;
- an undergarment facing side;
- and
- a liquid-absorbent core disposed between the body facing side and the undergarment facing side,
- said undergarment facing side including:
- a first nonwoven, non-apertured fabric layer of thermoplastic synthetic fibers placed against a bottom surface of said liquid-absorbent core;
- and
- a second nonwoven non-apertured layer of thermoplastic synthetic fibers having a density lower tan a density of said first nonwoven fabric layer, and bonded to a lower surface of said first nonwoven fabric layer,
- a lower surface of said second nonwoven fiber layer being coated with adhesive agent for fastening said absorbent article to an undergarment.
An absorbent article for receiving and containing body fluids discharged thereon comprising:
- a body facing side;
- an undergarment facing side;
- and
- a liquid-absorbent core disposed between the body facing side and the undergarment facing side,
- said undergarment facing side including:
- a breathable, non-apertured film layer of thermoplastic synthetic resin placed against a bottom surface of said liquid-absorbent core, and a first breathable nonwoven, non-apertured fabric layer of thermoplastic synthetic fibers having a density lower than a density of said film layer and bonded to a lower surface of said breathable film layers, and
- a lower surface of said first breathable nonwoven fabric layer being coated with adhesive for fastening said absorbent article to an undergarment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.