Diaper and absorbent article
AssigneeRusl, LLC
InventorJerry Edward Carstens
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Abstract
A diaper for holding an absorbent article in close bodily contact in the crotch region of the wearer. The diaper comprises a front region, a crotch region having a specified Crotch Holding Force, and a rear region. The crotch region of the diaper typically is elastically extensible in both the longitudinal and lateral directions. The diaper provides an upward holding force against the absorbent article in the crotch region to hold the article in close bodily contact. A system comprising the diaper and an absorbent article for use therewith, and a method for holding such an article in close bodily contact by wearing the diaper, is also disclosed.
Claims30
A system comprising:
- a) a diaper for holding an absorbent article in close bodily contact in the crotch region, said diaper having a longitudinal centerline defining a longitudinal direction and a lateral centerline defining a lateral direction, said diaper comprising:
- 1) a front region;
- 2) a crotch region attached to the front region, said crotch region having a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-4.0) of greater than about 0.1 kgf and a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-5.5) of less than about 1.0 kgf, and
- 3) a rear region attached to the crotch region, said rear region capable of cooperating with the front region to provide an adjustable waistband;
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- b) an absorbent article capable of being held in close bodily contact in the crotch region by said diaper, said absorbent article comprising a liquid pervious side, a liquid impervious side opposite the liquid pervious side, and an absorbent component between the liquid pervious side and the liquid impervious side, wherein the liquid pervious side and the liquid impervious side are arranged to form a unitary structure.
A system comprising:
- a) a diaper for holding an absorbent article in close bodily contact in the crotch region, said diaper having a longitudinal centerline defining a longitudinal direction and a lateral centerline defining a lateral direction, said diaper comprising:
- 1) a front region;
- 2) a crotch region attached to the front region, said crotch region having a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-4.0) of greater than about 0.1 kgf and a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-5.5) of less than about 1.0 kgf;
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- 3) a rear region attached to the crotch region, said rear region capable of cooperating with the front region to provide an adjustable waistband;
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- b) an absorbent article capable of being held in close bodily contact in the crotch region by said diaper, said absorbent article comprising a liquid impermeable bag having an aperture.
A system comprising:
- a) a diaper for holding an absorbent article in close bodily contact in the crotch region, said diaper having a longitudinal centerline defining a longitudinal direction and a lateral centerline defining a lateral direction, said diaper comprising:
- 1) a front region;
- 2) a crotch region attached to the front region, said crotch region having a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-4.0) of greater than about 0.1 kgf and a Crotch Holding Force (CHF-2.0) of less than about 1.0 kgf;
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- 3) a rear region attached to the crotch region, said rear region capable of cooperating with the front region to provide an adjustable waistband;
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- b) an absorbent article capable of being held in close bodily contact in the crotch region by said diaper, said absorbent article comprising a liquid pervious side, a liquid impervious side opposite the liquid pervious side, and a trapezoid-shaped primary absorbent core between the liquid pervious side and the liquid impervious side, wherein the liquid pervious side and the liquid impervious side are arranged to form a unitary structure, said absorbent article having a lateral centerline defining a front region and a rear region, said front region having a caliper of greater than about 5.0 mm and said rear region having an absorbent capacity equal to or greater than said front region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.