JP6034521B1 - Water absorbent bandage and water absorbent bandage group for toes - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] A device that absorbs moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes, and can be applied to the toes freely. It is compatible with different toe sizes for men and women of all ages and is easy to put on and take off. It provides a product that does not slip, dislodge or tear during application, has high water absorption, is painless, and has a simple structure and structure. A water-absorbent bandage or a group of bandages formed by connecting a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces including a water-absorbing material and a bandage string, wherein the connecting portion is provided with a separating means and applied. In this case, a water-absorbing bandage or a group of water-absorbing bandages that can move, partially detach, or separate the water-absorbing bandage piece is provided. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a product for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes and a method for producing the same.

As a disease occurring on the skin surface around the toes and toes, there is a skin disease caused by ringworm bacteria, so-called athlete's foot. As an auxiliary means for treating or preventing this skin disease, there is a method of treatment for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes. Proposals have been made regarding supplies for realizing this method. (Patent Documents 1 to 4)
They are water-absorbing products that are applied to the toes, but within the scope of the inventor's understanding, but are not widely sold and sold in general retail stores, etc. There seems to be no acceptance in. For that reason, it is presumed that these products do not satisfy the necessary characteristics, that is, requirements as the products for the above-mentioned purpose.

There are some characteristics that the product should have in order to fully absorb the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes and to help people suffering from the above-mentioned skin diseases and gain wide acceptance in the market. The inventor of the present application understands that an article satisfying these requirements has not yet been provided.
In the present invention, the product achieves its purpose and is widely accepted by consumers in a situation that is considered to be one of the causes that the skin disease has occurred and does not heal easily, that is, in a situation where people spend shoes for a long time during the day. The present invention considers what the characteristics should have and proposes an invention that has all the characteristics that should be possessed.

Japanese Utility Model Sho 63-013123 Japanese Utility Model 01-180221 ACT 05-095520 JP 2009-178353 A

An object of the present invention is to provide an article for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes and a method for producing the same.
About the said skin disease which the said article makes object, the situation which is considered to be one of the causes that it occurs and does not heal easily is the situation where people wear shoes for a long time during the day. The requirements that the present inventor considers are the characteristics that the product should have in order to achieve its purpose and be widely accepted by consumers in such circumstances.
That is, first, the number of toes to be applied is applicable to the number of toes from 1 to 5 toes. This is applicability regarding the number of toes to be processed.
Next, it should be possible to apply to the toes and toes around the toes. This is the applicability of the location applied to the target toe.
Next, respond to different toe sizes for both young and old. This is an applicability regarding the size of the toe as a target.
Next, it should be easy to install and remove. This is the applicability regarding attachment and detachment before and after application.
Second, it is difficult to slip or come off during application. Also, do not tear. This is an applicability for continuous wear.
Next, have high water absorption. This is an applicability for a qualified water absorption effect.
Second, there should be no pain during application. This is an applicability for comfortable wearing.
These are the characteristics that the product should have in order to achieve its purpose and be widely accepted by consumers.
Further, the characteristics to be possessed in the aspect of manufacturing the article include that the configuration and structure are simple and that no complicated manufacturing process is included.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a product having all of these characteristics, and the present invention provides a product having all of these characteristics.
In addition, the product of the present invention not only contributes to the treatment or prevention of the skin disease, but also in the case where it is necessary for the product to absorb moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes with respect to other skin diseases. It contributes to its treatment or prevention.

The purpose of the present invention is to provide a product having all of the above-mentioned characteristics, but what kind of problems may exist in other products, that is, the products presented in the patent documents published in the prior art documents? . Within the scope of the understanding of the present inventor, the problems of the articles presented by the patent document are as follows.

In the drawings of Patent Documents 1 and 2, there is a problem that the article is not applied to some toes and the abdomen.
Of course, the term “toe” includes the abdomen of the toe, but the application to the abdomen may be particularly described as necessary as described above. The toe's belly refers to a portion corresponding to the inside of the toe and is called the belly.
Similarly, FIG. 8 of Patent Document 3 has a problem that the article is not applied to some toes and abdomen. Further, in the application method shown in the figure, there is a risk that the article may be shifted or detached during application.

In patent document 1, since it presupposes the adhesion | attachment by an adhesion part, there exists a possibility that the length of articles | goods may not match the size of the toes which are different in various age and sex. If the size does not fit, it may take time to install. If the size is short, it is difficult to attach because it cannot be adhered, and if the size is long, the article may be displaced, and the excess part may cause the skin to be compressed and cause pain.

In Patent Documents 2 and 3, since the toes are put in the ring of the article, there is a possibility that the size of the ring may not match the size of different toes of young and old. In addition, there is a problem that it is difficult to attach and detach because the ring is passed through the toes, and it is difficult to attach and detach when the size is just right when it is attached. If the size is large, there is a risk that the product will slip, and the excess will cause pressure on the skin and cause pain. Moreover, the manufacturing process of forming and configuring a ring is difficult.

In Patent Document 2, there is a risk that the length of the article may not match the size of different toes of both young and old. If the length is just the right size when attached, there is a problem that it is difficult to attach and detach. If the size is long, there is a risk that the product will slip, and the excess part may press the skin and cause pain.

In Patent Documents 1, 2, and 3, there is a risk of causing pain during application to the toes. This is because if a bandage having a certain thickness is applied to the toes as it is, it may cause pain during application. There is a risk that the article may squeeze the skin and cause pain, especially on the back of the toes and on the side of the thumb and pinky that hits the shoe.
In FIGS. 2 and 3 of Patent Document 1 and FIG. 8 of Patent Document 3, it appears that no article is applied to the side of the thumb and little finger that hits the shoe, and that part is avoided. It is imagined that this is done to avoid pain, but as a result, the article is not applied to the abdomen of the thumb and little finger, and there is a problem that moisture is not absorbed in this part.

In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 of Patent Document 4, as a method of blending the polymer water-absorbing polymer particles in the low-resilience polyurethane, the polymer water-absorbing polymer particles are sprayed on the low-resilience polyurethane in the foam formation process. However, this manufacturing process is difficult.
Moreover, in FIG. 3, FIG. 7 of patent document 4, there exists a possibility that the particle | grains of a polymer water absorption polymer may be biased in space in the step before using the said article. This is because the particulates of the high-molecular water-absorbing polymer have the property of easily flowing and moving, and this bias may cause a portion with poor water absorption. In this case, there is a risk of pain during application. This is because, in a narrow shoe, when pressure is applied to a portion where the polymer water-absorbing polymer particles are dense, the portion may be cured. This is a phenomenon that occurs particularly in places or cases where moisture is relatively low.
In addition, in FIG. 6 of Patent Document 4, polymer compound particles having water-absorbing properties such as a polymer water-absorbing polymer are blended with a fiber material such as cotton-like pulp. If a bandage having a certain thickness is wound around the toes and applied as it is, there is a risk of causing pain during application.

Based on the above considerations, the form in which the toes pass through the shape of the ring and the form in which the length is fixed cannot be adapted to different toe sizes for men and women of all ages and are not easy to attach and detach. It is thought that it is not appropriate as a target article. The form having a fixed length may be displaced or disengaged when the length is insufficient, or may be displaced when the length is too long, or the skin may be compressed by excess portions, which may cause pain.
From these considerations, it is considered that a relatively long string-like shape that can be adjusted in length when applied is suitable as a product for this purpose. Since the string-like article is applied by wrapping it around the toes, it can be applied from 1 to 5 toes, and it can be applied to the toes and the crotch area for easy attachment and detachment. It is hard to slip off and hard to come off. If the length does not fit, cut to the right length to accommodate different toe sizes for both young and old. It is considered that water absorption can be secured by including an appropriate water-absorbing material, and the production of a string-like bandage is considered relatively easy.
However, as described above, when a shoe-like article is applied by wrapping a string-like article around the toes, there is a risk that pain will occur. There is a risk that the article may squeeze the skin and cause pain, particularly on the instep side rather than the toe belly side, and the side of the thumb and pinky that hits the shoe. In addition, even if a material with low pain such as low-resilience polyurethane is used, it is necessary to devise in order to maintain the water-absorbing material uniformly and ensure water absorption. It turns out that measures to deal with pain that may occur are necessary. The present invention proposes a means for solving these problems, thereby providing an article having all of the above features.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and the present invention 1 has a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) which are a bandage made of a material that is air permeable and also allows moisture to pass therethrough , and is air permeable. A bandage string (2), which is a string made of a material that also allows moisture to pass through, a water absorbent bandage (3) composed of at least one, a plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) At least one of the pieces has a water absorbent material (6) therein, and each of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) includes the bandage cord (2) and Directly connected or indirectly connected to the bandage string (2) via another water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3), and at least one of the connected places It was of the toes, characterized in that the disconnecting means is applied Is a water-absorbent bandage (3).

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) is a band made of a material that is air permeable and allows water to pass through, and a water absorbent bandage piece (1) that is made of a material that allows air to pass through. It is composed of at least one bandage string (2).
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) is a bandage having water absorbency, and is a component for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the user's toes and toes.
The bandage string (2) is a string, and the water absorbent bandage (3) is a component for maintaining the shape of the string as a whole.
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material (6) therein. At least one of the water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) has a water-absorbing material (6) therein, but usually the plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1). It is preferable that the water-absorbing material (6) is included in all the pieces.
Each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is directly connected to the bandage string (2), or each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is the other of the water absorbent bandage (3). The bandage cord (2) is indirectly connected to the bandage piece (2) through the water absorbent bandage piece (1).
Further, a disconnecting means is applied to at least one of the connected locations.
Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material, and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. Since it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, the cut is suitable, however, other means may be used.

Here, “connected” means that materials are connected in the following three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.

As mentioned above, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention has at least one place in the bandage string (2) or the other water-absorbing bandage (3). It is connected to the bandage piece (1) by one of the three methods described above.
Each of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is a bandage formed by overlapping such as folding or winding or overlapping at least one material , and in the space between the material overlapping, It has a water-absorbing material (6) having water absorption.
Examples of materials that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used. In general, these materials have air permeability, can pass moisture, and are excellent in workability.
The water absorbent material (6) is a material having water absorbency. As the water-absorbing material (6), there are various materials including polyacrylic acid-based superabsorbent polymer compounds. Polyacrylic acid-based highly water-absorbing polymer compounds are suitable from the viewpoints of performance and cost, however, other than these may be used.
The bandage string (2) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the bandage string (2) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.
One bandage string (2) is usually one bandage string (2) composed of one string as a matter of course, but one bandage string (2) composed of two or more strings ( 2). In the latter case, it means that one bandage string (2) is formed by connecting two or more strings. Here, the term “connected” refers to a case where the connection is made by combining with a case where the connection is made by connecting. One bandage string (2) is preferably made of a single nonwoven fabric from the viewpoint of performance, cost, and processability. However, other bandages may be used. In the following description, the case where one bandage string (2) is formed by one string will be described as an example.

Due to the above configuration and structure, when the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is applied by wrapping it on the toes, the user can absorb the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes. In addition, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.

That is, when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user can determine the position of each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) in the water-absorbing bandage (3) You can move the orientation.
Or when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts or connects the portion of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3). Cutting the water absorbent bandage piece (1) partially from the water absorbent bandage (3), so that the position of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) You can move the layout such as direction.
Alternatively, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts the connected portion of each water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3), The water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be separated from the water absorbent bandage (3).
As described above, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user adjusts the application, that is, moves each water absorbent bandage piece (1) or partially These application adjustments can be made either by moving them apart or by separating them.
As a result, the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has one of the above characteristics that the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes. That is, pain can be avoided. Therefore, the applicability for comfortable wearing is satisfied.
Therefore, since the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has a feature that can avoid the pain in addition to the string shape, the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes. It will have all of the above features.

(Additional paragraph: An additional paragraph for the previous application, Japanese Patent Application No. 2015-217212. The same applies hereinafter.)
When cutting or cutting, this means cutting in a wide and general manner, such as tearing by hand or using tools such as scissors.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 7 to 13 are reference examples. Among them, examples of moving the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), partially detaching it, or separating it are shown in FIG. 1 (4), FIG. 3 (2), and FIG. 4 (2). FIG. 5 (2), FIG. 6 (2), FIG. 7 (4), FIG. 9 (2), FIG. 10 (2), FIG. 11 (2), FIG. Fig. 12 (2) and Fig. 13 (2).
In one embodiment of the present invention, an example in which the water absorbent bandage (3) is applied by wrapping it on the toes is shown in FIG. 5 (FIG. 1) and as a reference example in FIG. The manner of applying the other water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes is almost the same.

The present invention No. 2 is characterized in that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the connected portions is connected by connecting, for the toes according to the first invention of the present invention It is a water absorbing bandage (3).

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.
An example of connection by connection is the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 13.

3 of the present invention is the water absorbent bandage (3) according to 1 or 2 of the present invention, wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being continuous with the same material. Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.
Examples that are connected by being continuous with the same material are the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) in this figure are made of the same fiber material.

4 of the present invention is the water-absorbent bandage (3), wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being combined, according to any one of 1 to 3 of the present invention, Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.
9 and 10 are examples connected by combining them. This figure shows an example in which holes are provided for easy viewing.

The bandage string (2) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is a string, and the water absorbent bandage (3) is a string that serves as a basis for maintaining the shape of the string as a whole. Therefore, instead of cutting the bandage cord (2), whether the part of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage cord (2) or the part of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is cut partially By cutting or cutting, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of interest can be partially detached from the water-absorbing bandage (3) and moved. That is, the arrangement of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) can be moved.
Or the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) made into object can be cut | disconnected from a water-absorbing bandage (3) by cutting the location of these connections.
Alternatively, the target water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved without cutting any part of the water absorbent bandage (3) due to the shape of the water absorbent bandage (3). That is, the arrangement of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) can be moved. This example is shown in FIG.

When the portion of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) or the portion of the connection between the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is partially cut or cut, the water absorbent bandage piece (1 ), And if there is one or more water absorbent bandage pieces (1) associated with said water absorbent bandage piece (1), those water absorbent bandage pieces (1) are partially cut off or cut off . However, the other water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) remain connected, and the bandage string (2) is not cut, so the bandage string (2) remains as a string. Therefore, the state wound around the toes as a whole does not change even as the water absorbent bandage (3).

If the bandage bandage is applied to the toes as it is and shoes are worn, there is a risk of pain, but the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has the above characteristics when worn. In addition, the shape of the water absorbent bandage (3) can be changed by moving the water absorbent bandage piece (1) that causes pain at an appropriate timing during application, or by partially detaching and moving the bandage piece (3). Yes, you can solve this pain problem.
In addition, since the thickness of the bandage string (2) can be made about the thickness of the socks or thinner than that, there is no occurrence of pain due to this.

The reason for applying this separation means is to make the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention easier to use for the user as an effect. If the disconnecting means is applied to the connected portion of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the user can easily cut or cut the connected portion partially. ) Is partially detached from the water absorbent bandage (3) or moved, or the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is easily separated from the water absorbent bandage (3).

Since it is assumed that the user wears the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention in a busy situation in the early morning and continuously applies it in a busy situation during the day, a separation means is provided. Thus, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), which may cause pain or cause pain, may be moved away or partly from the water-absorbing bandage (3) quickly at an appropriate timing. I can do it.

5 of the present invention relates to at least one of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3), wherein the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is inside, and the water absorbent material (6) is Acrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyaspartic acid, polyglutamic acid, polyalginic acid, starch, cellulose Any one of the types of granules, or a mixture of any combination of each of the types of granules, or a mixture of each of the types of granules or any of the above-described mixtures with cotton-like pulp, or Each type of granule and any combination of the above-mentioned mixtures, or any of the above-mentioned types of granule or mixture or multilayer Water-absorbing dressing (3) for the toe according to any one of 1 to 4 of the present invention characterized by having one Kutomo.

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention includes any of the following for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1).
That is, inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1), as a water absorbent material (6), polyacrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyasparagine It includes any of granular materials of acid-based, polyglutamic acid-based, polyalginic acid-based, starch-based, and cellulose-based superabsorbent resins.
Or the mixture by the arbitrary combinations of each said kind of granular material is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
Or the inside of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) contains the mixture of either said each kind of granular material or said mixture, and cotton-like pulp.
Or the multilayer body by the arbitrary combinations of the said each kind of granular material and the said mixture is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
The water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is the above-mentioned each kind of granular material, mixture or multilayer body in the water-absorbent bandage piece (1) of at least one of the water-absorbent bandage pieces (1). Having at least one of
Here, the granular material refers to a state in which the particles of the respective superabsorbent resins are gathered and an aggregate thereof. In the present application, the highly water-absorbing resin is also referred to as a highly water-absorbing polymer compound, a polymer water-absorbing polymer, or a polymer water-absorbing polymer.

In the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention, the water-absorbing material (6) includes a highly water-absorbing polymer compound having a high water-absorbing property such as a polyacrylic acid-based water-absorbing resin as the water-absorbing material (6). By doing so, it is possible to give the water absorbent bandage (3) high water absorption as an effect. Examples of the superabsorbent polymer compound include superabsorbent resins such as polyacrylic acid superabsorbent resins. These highly water-absorbing resins can absorb water having a weight of about 100 to 300 times its own weight when the absorption rate is high. In the case of the sex bandage (3), for example, if it is worn on the toes throughout the day, moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes can be sufficiently absorbed.
As the water-absorbing material (6), polyacrylic acid-based highly water-absorbing polymer compounds are preferable from the viewpoint of performance and cost, but other materials may be used.

The fifth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, and the reference examples are shown in FIGS. In FIG. 1 (2), FIG. 2 (5), (6), and (7), FIG. 7 (2), and FIG. 8 (5), (6), and (7), The cross-sectional view shows that the water absorbent material (6) is contained inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

Invention 6 of the present invention comprises, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a material that is breathable and also passes moisture. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 1 to 5 of the present invention, wherein at least one auxiliary string (12) as a string is connected.

Here, “connected” means a case where materials are connected in the above three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining, the above. As for the connection method of the auxiliary string (12), it is preferable from the viewpoint of cost and production efficiency that the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material, but it may be connected by other methods.
The auxiliary string (12) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the auxiliary string (12) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low-resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge, and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.
One auxiliary string (12) is usually one auxiliary string (12) composed of one string as a matter of course, but one auxiliary string (12) composed of two or more strings ( 12). In the latter case, it means that one auxiliary string (12) is formed by connecting two or more strings. Here, the term “connected” refers to the case of being connected by being connected to the case of being connected. The case where the single auxiliary string (12) is made of a single non-woven fabric is preferable from the viewpoint of performance, cost, and processability. In the following description, one auxiliary string (12) is described as an example of a single string.

When the auxiliary string (12) is attached to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention, when the water absorbent bandage (3) is wound around the toes, the auxiliary string (12) is also attached to the toes. Since it can be wound, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is more closely attached to the toes as an effect, and each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is less likely to be displaced or detached from the toes during application. Or disappear.
In addition, since the thickness of an auxiliary | assistant string (12) can be made into the thickness of socks or thinner than it, the generation | occurrence | production of the pain by this is not carried out.

The sixth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference examples are FIGS. 12 and 13.
5, 6, and 13 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body using the same material.
FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by connecting to the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

7 of the present invention is characterized in that in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) is connected to the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1). It is a water-absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to 6 of the present invention .

When the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is connected to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) by connecting an auxiliary string (12), which is a string made of a material that is breathable and allows moisture to pass through . Means that the auxiliary string (12) is bonded to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by applying ultrasonic energy, or is bonded with an adhesive, or is bonded with an adhesive tape, or by a surface fastener. It means that they are connected by connecting means such as bonding or bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

The effect of connecting by connecting is ease of processing, and the water absorbent bandage (3) having a shape designed as a target can be efficiently produced.

FIG. 12 shows a seventh reference example of the present invention . FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by connection means such as joining by applying ultrasonic energy or bonding with an adhesive.

8 of the present invention is connected in the water absorbent bandage (3) by at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) being continuous with the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1) with the same material. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to 6 or 7 of the present invention , characterized by

About the said water-absorbing bandage piece (1), the auxiliary | assistant string (12) which is a string which consists of a material which has air permeability and a water | moisture content to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) continues with the same material. The case of being connected refers to being made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

The effect of being connected by being continuous with the same material is that processing at the connected portion is not necessary. By devising the shape of the material so as to be connected by continuing with the same material, the water absorbent bandage (3) can be produced with as little material as possible, and the production process can be simplified.

The eighth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference example is FIG.
5 and 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body.
FIG. 13 shows another example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

9 of the present invention is that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the auxiliary cords (12), a cutting means is provided at a location where the auxiliary cord (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage (3). It is a water-absorbing bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 6 to 8 of the present invention .

Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material , and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. The cut is suitable because it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, however, other devices may be used.

The reason for applying this separation means is to make the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention easier for the user to use. By applying a separating means to the place where the auxiliary string (12) is connected, the user can easily cut the connected place, and can easily cut the auxiliary string (12). The auxiliary string (12) may be connected not only to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) but also to the bandage string (2).

The ninth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
5 (1) in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 (1) in FIG. 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body. The auxiliary string (12) is provided with a cutting means at a portion connected to the water absorbent bandage (3) around the auxiliary string (12).
In each figure (2) of FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the auxiliary string (12) is produced by cutting the location to which the separating means is applied.

A tenth aspect of the present invention is any one of the first to ninth aspects of the present invention , wherein in the water absorbent bandage (3), a chemical is added to at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1). The water absorbent bandage (3) for the toes.

The chemical is added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention means that the chemical is added to at least one place on the surface or inside of the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Refers to being.
Here, the drug refers to a therapeutic agent for a target skin disease, a fragrance, a deodorant and the like. The addition of these chemicals means that the chemical is applied, infiltrated, or sprayed on the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), or the chemical is included in the water absorbent bandage piece (1). It points to that.
When the drug is a therapeutic agent and is applied to the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the therapeutic agent is applied to the skin surface and has a therapeutic effect. When a chemical | medical agent is a fragrance | flavor, a deodorizer, etc. and it is included in the inside of a water absorbing bandage piece (1), there exists an effect which prevents the malodor of a skin disease. In both cases, the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes is naturally absorbed.

The tenth embodiment of the present invention is not illustrated as a figure, but for any of the water absorbent bandages (3) of FIGS. 1 to 13, chemicals are added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Good. For example, a therapeutic agent can be applied as a drug to the surface of the water absorbent bandage (3) in FIG.

As a basic production method of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention as described above, there is a method of producing the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage cord (2) from the same material .
In this case, water-absorbing material (6) are arranged a plurality of locations on said material, subjected to a superposition of such folding or rolling or overlapping the material, the space between the overlapping of the material, absorbent A state in which a plurality of materials (6) are arranged is formed. In order to prevent this water-absorbing material (6) from going out, the surroundings are subjected to connection means such as joining by applying ultrasonic energy or adhering with an adhesive, and further, cuts or perforations, etc. The water-absorbing bandage (3) consisting of a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) and bandage strings (2) is produced by applying the separating means.
The water-absorbing bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 is obtained by this production method, and FIG. 2 shows an example of the production process.

In addition, as another basic production method of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention, a plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and a bandage string (2) are separately produced and connected to each other. There is a method of producing (3).
In this case, a water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is produced using the same superposition method as described above. At this time, the water-absorbing material (6) is disposed inside the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), and the internal water-absorbing material (6) is prevented from coming out by the connecting means.
The water absorbent bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 7 to 13 is based on this manufacturing method, and FIG. 8 shows an example of the manufacturing process.

In producing the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention, there are the two basic production methods described above, and the water-absorbing bandage (3) can also be produced by combining these production methods.
In this way, the material, shape, size and number of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and bandage string (2), the location and method to which they are connected, the type and amount of the water-absorbing material (6), various As shown in the examples and reference examples of FIGS. 1 to 13, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated. Various water-absorbing bandages (3) with characteristics can be produced.
As can be seen from these production methods and figures, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has a simple structure and structure, and the production method does not include any particularly complicated production steps. Therefore, it has the characteristic which should be in the side which manufactures the said article.

The water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has all of the above characteristics that should be possessed as a product for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes.
The water absorbent bandage (3) which is the product of the present invention has the main component, the water absorbent bandage piece (1), moved during or during application of the product, or partially detached, Or it is an invention that has a functionality that could not be imagined so far.
That is, the article of the present invention is not a passive and fixed application form in which a water-absorbing article is applied to the toes, but the user himself makes changes to the parts that are disadvantageous to the user. It is a product with the opposite property that it can be excluded or excluded, and can be actively changed and applied to the state most suitable for the user.
As described above, the invention of the present application is an invention that has a unique idea different from the conventional ones, and as can be seen from the drawings of the present invention, a fundamental technology capable of generating a wide variety of forms and shapes by this originality. As provided.

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11 of this invention is the water absorbing bandage group (14) comprised by the water absorbing bandage (3) in any one of 1 to 10 of this invention , Comprising : Of the said water absorbing bandage group (14), Each of the plurality of water-absorbing bandages (3) is a string made of a material that is directly breathable and allows moisture to pass through with other water-absorbing bandages (3) of the water-absorbing bandage group (14). It is a water-absorbing bandage group (14) for toes, characterized in that it is connected indirectly via an auxiliary bandage string (15).

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That is, 11 of the present invention is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of the water absorbent bandages (3). Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly or breathable with other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) and has moisture. It is indirectly connected via an auxiliary bandage string (15), which is a string made of a material that passes through .

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Here, “connected” means that the materials are connected in three forms as described above. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.
When each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly connected to the other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14), The connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2), the bandage string (2) and the bandage string ( These 3 types of connections with 2).
Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) interposes another water absorbent bandage (3) and an auxiliary bandage string (15) of the water absorbent bandage group (14). When it is indirectly connected, the connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), the connection between the bandage string (2) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), these This means that the water absorbent bandage (3) is indirectly connected through the auxiliary bandage string (15) through one of the two types of connections.
The auxiliary bandage string (15) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass therethrough , similar to the bandage string (2). Examples here are nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used.
FIG. 15 shows an eleventh embodiment of the present invention .

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The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention can be expanded into a sheet by increasing the number of water-absorbing bandages (3) of its constituent elements. Moreover, the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention can also be commercialized by the magnitude | size which can be wound around a toe alone with a water-absorbing bandage group (14).
When producing and providing a sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14) from the viewpoint of improving the efficiency of productivity when producing it as a product, the user side partially uses the sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14). In addition, the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of them can be wound around the toes and applied. FIG. 14 shows an example of a sheet-like water absorbent bandage group (14).
When the product is manufactured and provided in a size that can be wound around the toes alone by the water absorbent bandage group (14) when the product is manufactured, the user side uses the water absorbent bandage group (14) as it is. Or a band of absorbent bandages (14) or a bandage (3) that is partially suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of these can be wound around the toes and applied. . FIG. 15 is an example of a water absorbent bandage group (14) that can be wound around the toes independently. FIG. 15 shows a state in which a plurality of water absorbent bandage groups (14) are indirectly connected via one auxiliary bandage string (15).
The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention is used as it is or as a partially cut water-absorbing bandage group (14) as described above, or a partially cut water-absorbing bandage (3). As such, the user can make the above-mentioned adjustment when applying by applying to the toes by any method. That is, each water absorbent bandage (3) or each water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.
Thus, since the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention is the said water-absorbing bandage (3), it has all the characteristics of the water-absorbing bandage (3) described above. Yes.
Note that one auxiliary bandage string (15) is usually one auxiliary bandage string (15) composed of one string, but one auxiliary element composed of two or more strings. It may be a bandage string (15). In the latter case, it means that one auxiliary bandage string (15) is formed by connecting two or more strings. Here, the term “connected” refers to a case where the connection is made by combining with a case where the connection is made by connecting. One auxiliary bandage string (15) is preferably made of a single nonwoven fabric from the viewpoint of performance, cost, and processability. However, other auxiliary bandages may be used. In the following description, the case where one auxiliary bandage string (15) is formed by one string will be described as an example.

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Eleventh embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 14 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 14 is in the form of a sheet, and the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) can be partially cut out from the sheet.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 15 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. As described above, the water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 15 is left as it is, as a partially cut water absorbent bandage group (14), or as a partially cut water absorbent bandage (3). Can be applied by wrapping around the toes.

1, bandage where a cord made of a material that the dressing is a place of the water-absorbent bandage strips (1) a plurality composed of a material that also passes through the moisture has breathability, even water may breathable passage of the present invention A string (2) is a water absorbent bandage (3) composed of at least one string, and at least one of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material therein. (6) and each of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) is directly connected to the bandage string (2) or the water absorbent bandage (3) A foot characterized in that it is indirectly connected to the bandage string (2) via another water-absorbing bandage piece (1), and at least one of the connected portions is cut off. Water absorbent bandage (3) for fingers.

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) is a band made of a material that is air permeable and allows water to pass through, and a water absorbent bandage piece (1) that is made of a material that allows air to pass through. It is composed of at least one bandage string (2).
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) is a bandage having water absorbency, and is a component for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the user's toes and toes.
The bandage string (2) is a string, and the water absorbent bandage (3) is a component for maintaining the shape of the string as a whole.
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material (6) therein. At least one of the water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) has a water-absorbing material (6) therein, but usually the plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1). It is preferable that the water-absorbing material (6) is included in all the pieces.
Each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is directly connected to the bandage string (2), or each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is the other of the water absorbent bandage (3). The bandage cord (2) is indirectly connected to the bandage piece (2) through the water absorbent bandage piece (1).
Further, a disconnecting means is applied to at least one of the connected locations.
Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material, and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. Since it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, the cut is suitable, however, other means may be used.

Here, “connected” means that materials are connected in the following three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.

As mentioned above, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention has at least one place in the bandage string (2) or the other water-absorbing bandage (3). It is connected to the bandage piece (1) by one of the three methods described above.
Each of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is a bandage formed by overlapping such as folding or winding or overlapping at least one material , and in the space between the material overlapping, It has a water-absorbing material (6) having water absorption.
Examples of materials that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used. In general, these materials have air permeability, can pass moisture, and are excellent in workability.
The water absorbent material (6) is a material having water absorbency. As the water-absorbing material (6), there are various materials including polyacrylic acid-based superabsorbent polymer compounds. Polyacrylic acid-based highly water-absorbing polymer compounds are suitable from the viewpoints of performance and cost, however, other than these may be used.
The bandage string (2) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the bandage string (2) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.

Due to the above configuration and structure, when the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is applied by wrapping it on the toes, the user can absorb the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes. In addition, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.

That is, when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user can determine the position of each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) in the water-absorbing bandage (3) You can move the orientation.
Or when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts or connects the portion of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3). Cutting the water absorbent bandage piece (1) partially from the water absorbent bandage (3), so that the position of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) You can move the layout such as direction.
Alternatively, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts the connected portion of each water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3), The water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be separated from the water absorbent bandage (3).
As described above, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user adjusts the application, that is, moves each water absorbent bandage piece (1) or partially These application adjustments can be made either by moving them apart or by separating them.
As a result, the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has one of the above characteristics that the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes. That is, pain can be avoided. Therefore, the applicability for comfortable wearing is satisfied.

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When cutting or cutting, this means cutting in a wide and general manner, such as tearing by hand or using tools such as scissors.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 7 to 13 are reference examples. Among them, examples of moving the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), partially detaching it, or separating it are shown in FIG. 1 (4), FIG. 3 (2), and FIG. 4 (2). FIG. 5 (2), FIG. 6 (2), FIG. 7 (4), FIG. 9 (2), FIG. 10 (2), FIG. 11 (2), FIG. Fig. 12 (2) and Fig. 13 (2).
In one embodiment of the present invention, an example in which the water absorbent bandage (3) is applied by wrapping it on the toes is shown in FIG. 5 (FIG. 1) and as a reference example in FIG. The manner of applying the other water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes is almost the same.

Since it consists of said structure and structure, the articles | goods of this invention have the following as a characteristic.
First, with respect to the number of toes to be applied, the water absorbent bandage (3) can be applied to the number of toes targeted from 1 to 5 toes. Because the water-absorbing bandage (3) can be provided with a length that is wound around 5 toes or longer, and the user can cut the water-absorbing bandage (3) as needed This is because it can be applied to a toe as a target with a sufficient length without waste. That is, it satisfies the applicability regarding the number of toes to be processed.

Further, as an effect of the article of the present invention, it is possible to apply and apply the absorbent bandage (3) to the abdominal part of the toe and the toe crotch area to be applied. This is because the form of the water-absorbing bandage (3) is string-like, and this is applied by winding it on the toes. That is, the applicability with respect to the location applied to the target toe is satisfied.

In addition, as an effect of the article of the present invention, it is possible to cope with different toe sizes for both young and old. This is because the article is in the form of a string and is wound around the toes. In addition, the article can be provided in different forms of thickness and length.
If it is long, the user can cut the water absorbent bandage (3) to an appropriate length as needed. For this reason, there is no fear that the surplus part may press the skin and cause pain. Therefore, it can respond to different toe sizes for both young and old. That is, the applicability with respect to the size of the target toe is satisfied.

Further, as an effect of the article of the present invention, it is easy to attach and detach. This is because the water-absorbing bandage (3) is simply wrapped around the toes when worn, and is simply unwound when detached. Therefore, there is no problem that it is difficult to attach and detach when the size just fits when attached like a ring-shaped article. That is, the applicability regarding attachment / detachment before and after application is satisfied.

Further, as an effect of the article of the present invention, it is difficult for the article to shift or come off during application. This is because the water absorbent bandage (3) is wound around the toes. There is no change in the bandage string (2), whether it is used by moving the absorbent bandage piece (1), partially separated or moved, and the bandage string (2) does not change. The state that is wound around the toes as a whole does not change. Accordingly, the absorbent bandage (3) does not slip or come off during application.
Moreover, when an auxiliary string (12) is attached, since this is wound around a toe, the effect which becomes difficult to slip | deviate and remove | deviate more is acquired.
Further, as a product of the present invention, a product that is not torn can be produced by using a material having an appropriate strength. As a product, it is made of a material suitable for having a balance between strength and softness, or a combination of materials. However, even if pain occurs by a person due to its strength, the occurrence of pain The water-absorbing bandage piece (1) at the location can be moved, partially separated and moved, or separated and adjusted. That is, it satisfies the applicability for continuous wearing.

In addition, as an effect of the article of the present invention, it is possible to have high water absorption. This is because, as a method for producing the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), it is possible to produce the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) from a fiber material and to include a granular material of a superabsorbent polymer compound inside. It is. Examples of the superabsorbent polymer compound include superabsorbent resins such as polyacrylic acid-based superabsorbent resins, and these superabsorbent resins have a weight of about 100% when their absorbency is high. Since it can absorb 100 to 300 times the weight of water, if it is a water-absorbing bandage (3) that includes these granulates in total several grams, it is assumed that it is worn, for example, on the toes throughout the day. Meanwhile, moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes can be sufficiently absorbed.
Moreover, since there is no bias | inclination of a water absorbing material (6), the location where water absorption is partially inferior as a whole article does not arise. This is because the water absorbent bandage (3) is composed of a plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1), and the water absorbent material (6) is disposed in each of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1). Moreover, the device which ensures the uniformity of the water absorbing material (6) in each water absorbing bandage piece (1) can be taken. For example, a mixture of cotton-like pulp and a superabsorbent polymer compound can be given as an example. There is a means to avoid even if this may cause a certain thickness and cause pain during application to the toes. This is because the user can move, partially detach, or detach the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) that causes pain when worn or applied. As described above, the applicability of the qualified water absorption effect is satisfied.

Moreover, as an effect of the article of the present invention, there is no pain during application. This is because the user can move, partially detach, or detach the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) that causes pain when worn or applied. That is, the applicability for comfortable wearing is satisfied.

As described above, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has all of the above-mentioned characteristics that the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes.

In addition, when applying this product, which is a product for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes, the absorbent bandage piece (1) is moved because the toes hurt. You may have concerns that the effect of absorbing moisture may be diminished if you detach, move partially, or detach. However, it is not for the following reasons.
That is, when the toes hurt, the main pain points are not on the belly side or inside of the toes, but on the side of the back and the side of the thumb and little finger that hits the shoe. These are places where the meat is relatively thin and there is a high risk that the article will be in tight shoes and the skin and meat will squeeze and cause pain. On the other hand, the abdomen side of the toes has a space and is flexible because the meat is relatively thick and arched as a shape. Therefore, the article does not bite and hurt on the torso side of the toes.
The areas where pain is adjusted in this way are mainly the side of the instep, not the torso of the toes, and the side of the thumb and little finger that touches the shoe. It is adjusted by moving the piece (1), partially separating it, or separating it.
In addition, the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes is generated from the sweat of the toes. The main places where this sweat occurs are on the sides of the toes and the toes. Not the side. Therefore, move the absorbent bandage piece (1), move it partially off, or detach it to relieve the pain at the back of the toes and the side of the thumb and pinky that touches the shoe. Even if adjusted, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is firmly held on the toe and crotch side of the toes, so as to absorb moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes The purpose is fulfilled.

The present invention No. 2 is characterized in that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the connected portions is connected by connecting, for the toes according to the first invention of the present invention It is a water absorbing bandage (3).

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.
An example of connection by connection is the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 13.

The effect of connecting by connecting is ease of processing, and the water absorbent bandage (3) having a shape designed as a target can be efficiently produced.

3 of the present invention is the water absorbent bandage (3) according to 1 or 2 of the present invention, wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being continuous with the same material. Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.
Examples that are connected by being continuous with the same material are the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) in this figure are made of the same fiber material.

The effect of being connected by being continuous with the same material is that processing at the connected portion is not necessary. By devising the shape of the material so as to be connected by continuing with the same material, the water absorbent bandage (3) can be produced with as little material as possible, and the production process can be simplified.

4 of the present invention is the water-absorbent bandage (3), wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being combined, according to any one of 1 to 3 of the present invention, Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.
9 and 10 are examples connected by combining them. This figure shows an example in which holes are provided for easy viewing.

The effect by connecting by combining is in the point which can be shifted in the connection place of a combination, keeping the state which connected the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) with the bandage string (2). This allows the user to easily move the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) without severing the connected portion when there is a water-absorbing bandage piece (1) that causes pain during wearing or application. .
FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 (2) show how the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) connected by combining can be displaced while maintaining the state of being connected in combination with the bandage string (2).

The bandage string (2) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is a string, and the water absorbent bandage (3) is a string that serves as a basis for maintaining the shape of the string as a whole. Therefore, instead of cutting the bandage cord (2), whether the part of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage cord (2) or the part of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is cut partially By cutting or cutting, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of interest can be partially detached from the water-absorbing bandage (3) and moved. That is, the arrangement of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) can be moved.
Or the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) made into object can be cut | disconnected from a water-absorbing bandage (3) by cutting the location of these connections.
Alternatively, the target water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved without cutting any part of the water absorbent bandage (3) due to the shape of the water absorbent bandage (3). That is, the arrangement of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) can be moved. This example is shown in FIG.

When the portion of the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) or the portion of the connection between the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is partially cut or cut, the water absorbent bandage piece (1 ), And if there is one or more water absorbent bandage pieces (1) associated with said water absorbent bandage piece (1), those water absorbent bandage pieces (1) are partially cut off or cut off . However, the other water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) remain connected, and the bandage string (2) is not cut, so the bandage string (2) remains as a string. Therefore, the state wound around the toes as a whole does not change even as the water absorbent bandage (3).

If the bandage bandage is applied to the toes as it is and shoes are worn, there is a risk of pain, but the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has the above characteristics when worn. In addition, the shape of the water absorbent bandage (3) can be changed by moving the water absorbent bandage piece (1) that causes pain at an appropriate timing during application, or by partially detaching and moving the bandage piece (3). Yes, you can solve this pain problem.
In addition, since the thickness of the bandage string (2) can be made about the thickness of the socks or thinner than that, there is no occurrence of pain due to this.

The reason for applying this separation means is to make the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention easier to use for the user as an effect. If the disconnecting means is applied to the connected portion of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the user can easily cut or cut the connected portion partially. ) Is partially detached from the water absorbent bandage (3) or moved, or the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is easily separated from the water absorbent bandage (3).

Since it is assumed that the user wears the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention in a busy situation in the early morning and continuously applies it in a busy situation during the day, a separation means is provided. Thus, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), which may cause pain or cause pain, may be moved away or partly from the water-absorbing bandage (3) quickly at an appropriate timing. I can do it.

5 of the present invention relates to at least one of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3), wherein the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is inside, and the water absorbent material (6) is Acrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyaspartic acid, polyglutamic acid, polyalginic acid, starch, cellulose Any one of the types of granules, or a mixture of any combination of each of the types of granules, or a mixture of each of the types of granules or any of the above-described mixtures with cotton-like pulp, or Each type of granule and any combination of the above-mentioned mixtures, or any of the above-mentioned types of granule or mixture or multilayer Water-absorbing dressing (3) for the toe according to any one of 1 to 4 of the present invention characterized by having one Kutomo.

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention includes any of the following for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1).
That is, inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1), as a water absorbent material (6), polyacrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyasparagine It includes any of granular materials of acid-based, polyglutamic acid-based, polyalginic acid-based, starch-based, and cellulose-based superabsorbent resins.
Or the mixture by the arbitrary combinations of each said kind of granular material is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
Or the inside of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) contains the mixture of either said each kind of granular material or said mixture, and cotton-like pulp.
Or the multilayer body by the arbitrary combinations of the said each kind of granular material and the said mixture is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
The water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is the above-mentioned each kind of granular material, mixture or multilayer body in the water-absorbent bandage piece (1) of at least one of the water-absorbent bandage pieces (1). Having at least one of
Here, the granular material refers to a state in which the particles of the respective superabsorbent resins are gathered and an aggregate thereof.

In the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention, the water-absorbing material (6) includes a highly water-absorbing polymer compound having a high water-absorbing property such as a polyacrylic acid-based water-absorbing resin as the water-absorbing material (6). By doing so, it is possible to give the water absorbent bandage (3) high water absorption as an effect. Examples of the superabsorbent polymer compound include superabsorbent resins such as polyacrylic acid superabsorbent resins. These highly water-absorbing resins can absorb water having a weight of about 100 to 300 times its own weight when the absorption rate is high. In the case of the sex bandage (3), for example, if it is worn on the toes throughout the day, moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes can be sufficiently absorbed.
As the water-absorbing material (6), polyacrylic acid-based highly water-absorbing polymer compounds are preferable from the viewpoint of performance and cost, but other materials may be used.

The thickness of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) when the water absorbent bandage piece (3) was produced using the water absorbent bandage piece (1) containing the superabsorbent polymer compound therein as the water absorbent material (6). Even in such a case, the user can move, partially detach, or detach the absorbent bandage piece (1) due to the characteristics of the absorbent bandage (3) described above. I can do it. That is, when there is a water-absorbing bandage piece (1) that causes pain, the direction or position of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is changed, or the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is excluded. it can.
Therefore, the thickness of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) when the water absorbent bandage piece (3) is produced using the water absorbent bandage piece (1) containing the superabsorbent polymer compound therein as the water absorbent material (6). However, there is no problem because there is a means for avoiding the pain when the user applies this to the toes.

The fifth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, and the reference examples are shown in FIGS. FIG. 1 (2), FIG. 2 (1), (5), (6) and (7), FIG. 7 (2), FIG. 8 (1), (5), ( In 6) and (7), it is shown by a cross-sectional view that the water-absorbing material (6) is contained inside the water-absorbing bandage piece (1).

Invention 6 of the present invention comprises, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a material that is breathable and also passes moisture. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 1 to 5 of the present invention, wherein at least one auxiliary string (12) as a string is connected.

Here, “connected” means a case where materials are connected in the above three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining, the above. As for the connection method of the auxiliary string (12), it is preferable from the viewpoint of cost and production efficiency that the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material, but it may be connected by other methods.
The auxiliary string (12) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the auxiliary string (12) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low-resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge, and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.

When the auxiliary string (12) is attached to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention, when the water absorbent bandage (3) is wound around the toes, the auxiliary string (12) is also attached to the toes. Since it can be wound, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is more closely attached to the toes as an effect, and each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is less likely to be displaced or detached from the toes during application. Or disappear.
In addition, since the thickness of an auxiliary | assistant string (12) can be made into the thickness of socks or thinner than it, the generation | occurrence | production of the pain by this is not carried out.

The sixth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference examples are FIGS. 12 and 13.
5, 6, and 13 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body using the same material.
FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by connecting to the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

7 of the present invention is characterized in that in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) is connected to the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1). It is a water-absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to 6 of the present invention .

When the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is connected to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) by connecting an auxiliary string (12), which is a string made of a material that is breathable and allows moisture to pass through . Means that the auxiliary string (12) is bonded to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by applying ultrasonic energy, or is bonded with an adhesive, or is bonded with an adhesive tape, or by a surface fastener. It means that they are connected by connecting means such as bonding or bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

The effect of connecting by connecting is ease of processing, and the water absorbent bandage (3) having a shape designed as a target can be efficiently produced.

FIG. 12 shows a seventh reference example of the present invention . FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by connection means such as joining by applying ultrasonic energy or bonding with an adhesive.

8 of the present invention is connected in the water absorbent bandage (3) by at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) being continuous with the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1) with the same material. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to 6 or 7 of the present invention , characterized by

About the said water-absorbing bandage piece (1), the auxiliary | assistant string (12) which is a string which consists of a material which has air permeability and a water | moisture content to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) continues with the same material. The case of being connected refers to being made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

The effect of being connected by being continuous with the same material is that processing at the connected portion is not necessary. By devising the shape of the material so as to be connected by continuing with the same material, the water absorbent bandage (3) can be produced with as little material as possible, and the production process can be simplified.

The eighth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference example is FIG.
5 and 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body.
FIG. 13 shows another example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

9 of the present invention is that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the auxiliary cords (12), a cutting means is provided at a location where the auxiliary cord (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage (3). It is a water-absorbing bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 6 to 8 of the present invention .

Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material , and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. The cut is suitable because it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, however, other devices may be used.

The reason for applying this separation means is to make the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention easier for the user to use. By applying a separating means to the place where the auxiliary string (12) is connected, the user can easily cut the connected place, and can easily cut the auxiliary string (12). The auxiliary string (12) may be connected not only to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) but also to the bandage string (2).

In the case where the auxiliary string (12) can be produced by a method of separating the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention by a cutting means or a perforation, this production method can be used to attach the auxiliary string (12) to each water absorbent bandage later. The water absorbent bandage (3) can be produced in a more efficient production process compared to the production method in the case of connecting to the piece (1), and the appearance of the product has a clean appearance (3) Can be provided. The user can cut the cut line or perforation as necessary to generate the auxiliary string (12) and wrap it around the toes.

The ninth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
5 (1) in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 (1) in FIG. 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body. The auxiliary string (12) is provided with a cutting means at a portion connected to the water absorbent bandage (3) around the auxiliary string (12).
In each figure (2) of FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the auxiliary string (12) is produced by cutting the location to which the separating means is applied.

A tenth aspect of the present invention is any one of the first to ninth aspects of the present invention , wherein in the water absorbent bandage (3), a chemical is added to at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1). The water absorbent bandage (3) for the toes.

The chemical is added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention means that the chemical is added to at least one place on the surface or inside of the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Refers to being.
Here, the drug refers to a therapeutic agent for a target skin disease, a fragrance, a deodorant and the like. The addition of these chemicals means that the chemical is applied, infiltrated, or sprayed on the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), or the chemical is included in the water absorbent bandage piece (1). It points to that.
When the drug is a therapeutic agent and is applied to the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the therapeutic agent is applied to the skin surface and has a therapeutic effect. When a chemical | medical agent is a fragrance | flavor, a deodorizer, etc. and it is included in the inside of a water absorbing bandage piece (1), there exists an effect which prevents the malodor of a skin disease. In both cases, the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes is naturally absorbed.

The tenth embodiment of the present invention is not illustrated as a figure, but for any of the water absorbent bandages (3) of FIGS. 1 to 13, chemicals are added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Good. For example, a therapeutic agent can be applied as a drug to the surface of the water absorbent bandage (3) in FIG.

As described above, the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has all the above-mentioned characteristics that should be possessed as a product for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes.
The water absorbent bandage (3) which is the product of the present invention has the main component, the water absorbent bandage piece (1), moved during or during application of the product, or partially detached, Or it is an invention that has a functionality that could not be imagined so far.
That is, the article of the present invention is not a passive and fixed application form in which a water-absorbing article is applied to the toes, but the user himself makes changes to the parts that are disadvantageous to the user. It is a product with the opposite property that it can be excluded or excluded, and can be actively changed and applied to the state most suitable for the user.
As described above, the invention of the present application is an invention that has a unique idea different from the conventional ones, and as can be seen from the drawings of the present invention, a fundamental technology capable of generating a wide variety of forms and shapes by this originality. As provided.

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11 of this invention is the water absorbing bandage group (14) comprised by the water absorbing bandage (3) in any one of 1 to 10 of this invention , Comprising : Of the said water absorbing bandage group (14), Each of the plurality of water-absorbing bandages (3) is a string made of a material that is directly breathable and allows moisture to pass through with other water-absorbing bandages (3) of the water-absorbing bandage group (14). It is a water-absorbing bandage group (14) for toes, characterized in that it is connected indirectly via an auxiliary bandage string (15).

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That is, 11 of the present invention is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of the water absorbent bandages (3). Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly or breathable with other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) and has moisture. It is indirectly connected via an auxiliary bandage string (15), which is a string made of a material that passes through .

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Here, “connected” means that the materials are connected in three forms as described above. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.
When each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly connected to the other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14), The connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2), the bandage string (2) and the bandage string ( These 3 types of connections with 2).
Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) interposes another water absorbent bandage (3) and an auxiliary bandage string (15) of the water absorbent bandage group (14). When it is indirectly connected, the connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), the connection between the bandage string (2) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), these This means that the water absorbent bandage (3) is indirectly connected through the auxiliary bandage string (15) through one of the two types of connections.
The auxiliary bandage string (15) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass therethrough , similar to the bandage string (2). Examples here are nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used.

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The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention can be expanded into a sheet by increasing the number of water-absorbing bandages (3) of its constituent elements. Moreover, the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention can also be commercialized by the magnitude | size which can be wound around a toe alone with a water-absorbing bandage group (14).
When producing and providing a sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14) from the viewpoint of improving the efficiency of productivity when producing it as a product, the user side partially uses the sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14). In addition, the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of them can be wound around the toes and applied. FIG. 14 shows an example of a sheet-like water absorbent bandage group (14).
When the product is manufactured and provided in a size that can be wound around the toes alone by the water absorbent bandage group (14) when the product is manufactured, the user side uses the water absorbent bandage group (14) as it is. Or a band of absorbent bandages (14) or a bandage (3) that is partially suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of these can be wound around the toes and applied. . FIG. 15 is an example of a water absorbent bandage group (14) that can be wound around the toes independently. FIG. 15 shows a state in which a plurality of water absorbent bandage groups (14) are indirectly connected via one auxiliary bandage string (15).
The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention is used as it is or as a partially cut water-absorbing bandage group (14) as described above, or a partially cut water-absorbing bandage (3). As such, the user can make the above-mentioned adjustment when applying by applying to the toes by any method. That is, each water absorbent bandage (3) or each water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.
Thus, since the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention is the said water-absorbing bandage (3), it has all the characteristics of the water-absorbing bandage (3) described above. Yes.

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Eleventh embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 14 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 14 is in the form of a sheet, and the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) can be partially cut out from the sheet.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 15 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. As described above, the water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 15 is left as it is, as a partially cut water absorbent bandage group (14), or as a partially cut water absorbent bandage (3). Can be applied by wrapping around the toes.

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Since the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention is composed of the water-absorbing bandage (3), the water-absorbing bandage group (14) in various forms can be efficiently used for the producer side. It can be produced and provided to the user, and the user side can obtain a wider variety of forms of the water absorbent bandage group (14), and the manner of application when applied by applying to the toes is increased. .

Example 1 of water absorbent bandage Example of production process of Example 1 of water absorbent bandage Similar example 1 of example 1 of a water absorbent bandage Similar example 2 of example 1 of water absorbent bandage Similar example 3 of example 1 of water absorbent bandage Example 4 similar to Example 1 of water absorbent bandage Absorbent bandage example 2 Example of production process of Example 2 of absorbent bandage Similar example 1 of example 2 of water absorbent bandage Similar example 2 of water absorbent bandage example 2 Similar example 3 of example 2 of water absorbent bandage Example 4 similar to Example 2 of water absorbent bandage Example 5 similar to Example 2 of water absorbent bandage Example 1 of water absorbent bandage group Example 2 of absorbent bandages

1, bandage where a cord made of a material that the dressing is a place of the water-absorbent bandage strips (1) a plurality composed of a material that also passes through the moisture has breathability, even water may breathable passage of the present invention A string (2) is a water absorbent bandage (3) composed of at least one string, and at least one of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material therein. (6) and each of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) is directly connected to the bandage string (2) or the water absorbent bandage (3) A foot characterized in that it is indirectly connected to the bandage string (2) via another water-absorbing bandage piece (1), and at least one of the connected portions is cut off. Water absorbent bandage (3) for fingers.

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) is a band made of a material that is air permeable and allows water to pass through, and a water absorbent bandage piece (1) that is made of a material that allows air to pass through. It is composed of at least one bandage string (2).
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) is a bandage having water absorbency, and is a component for absorbing moisture on the skin surface around the user's toes and toes.
The bandage string (2) is a string, and the water absorbent bandage (3) is a component for maintaining the shape of the string as a whole.
The water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material (6) therein. At least one of the water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) has a water-absorbing material (6) therein, but usually the plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1). It is preferable that the water-absorbing material (6) is included in all the pieces.
Each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is directly connected to the bandage string (2), or each of the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is the other of the water absorbent bandage (3). The bandage cord (2) is indirectly connected to the bandage piece (2) through the water absorbent bandage piece (1).
Further, a disconnecting means is applied to at least one of the connected locations.
Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material, and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. Since it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, the cut is suitable, however, other means may be used.

Here, “connected” means that materials are connected in the following three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.

As mentioned above, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention has at least one place in the bandage string (2) or the other water-absorbing bandage (3). It is connected to the bandage piece (1) by one of the three methods described above.
Each of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) is a bandage formed by overlapping such as folding or winding or overlapping at least one material , and in the space between the material overlapping, It has a water-absorbing material (6) having water absorption.
Examples of materials that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used. In general, these materials have air permeability, can pass moisture, and are excellent in workability.
The water absorbent material (6) is a material having water absorbency. As the water-absorbing material (6), there are various materials including polyacrylic acid-based superabsorbent polymer compounds. Polyacrylic acid-based highly water-absorbing polymer compounds are suitable from the viewpoints of performance and cost, however, other than these may be used.
The bandage string (2) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the bandage string (2) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.

Due to the above configuration and structure, when the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is applied by wrapping it on the toes, the user can absorb the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes. In addition, each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.

That is, when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user can determine the position of each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) in the water-absorbing bandage (3) You can move the orientation.
Or when applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts or connects the portion of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3). Cutting the water absorbent bandage piece (1) partially from the water absorbent bandage (3), so that the position of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3) You can move the layout such as direction.
Alternatively, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user cuts the connected portion of each water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3), The water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be separated from the water absorbent bandage (3).
As described above, when applying the water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes, the user adjusts the application, that is, moves each water absorbent bandage piece (1) or partially These application adjustments can be made either by moving them apart or by separating them.
As a result, the water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has one of the above characteristics that the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes. That is, pain can be avoided. Therefore, the applicability for comfortable wearing is satisfied.
Therefore, since the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention has a feature that can avoid the pain in addition to the string shape, the product should have as a product to be wound around the toes. It will have all of the above features.

(Additional paragraph)
When cutting or cutting, this means cutting in a wide and general manner, such as tearing by hand or using tools such as scissors.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS . 7 to 13 are reference examples. Among them, examples of moving the water-absorbing bandage piece (1), partially detaching it, or separating it are shown in FIG. 1 (4), FIG. 3 (2), and FIG. 4 (2). FIG. 5 (2), FIG. 6 (2), FIG. 7 (4), FIG. 9 (2), FIG. 10 (2), FIG. 11 (2), FIG. Fig. 12 (2) and Fig. 13 (2).
In one embodiment of the present invention, an example in which the water absorbent bandage (3) is applied by wrapping it on the toes is shown in FIG. 5 (FIG. 1) and as a reference example in FIG. The manner of applying the other water absorbent bandage (3) by applying it to the toes is almost the same.

The present invention No. 2 is characterized in that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the connected portions is connected by connecting, for the toes according to the first invention of the present invention It is a water absorbing bandage (3).

When connected by connecting, the two materials are bonded by applying ultrasonic energy, or bonded with an adhesive, or bonded with an adhesive tape, or bonded with a hook-and-loop fastener Or a connection means such as bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.
An example of connection by connection is the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 13.

3 of the present invention is the water absorbent bandage (3) according to 1 or 2 of the present invention, wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being continuous with the same material. Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

The case where they are connected by being continuously made of the same material means that they are made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.
Examples that are connected by being continuous with the same material are the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIGS. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) in this figure are made of the same fiber material.

4 of the present invention is the water-absorbent bandage (3), wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected by being combined, according to any one of 1 to 3 of the present invention, Water absorbent bandage (3) for toes.

When connected by combining, with regard to two materials , at least one place on one side is provided with a place for combination such as a hole, a cut, or a ring, and the other passes through the place for combination, etc. It means being combined by a combination means. A method of making a cut on one side and passing the other on the other is preferable because it is easy to produce. However, any other combination method may be used.
9 and 10 are examples connected by combining them. This figure shows an example in which holes are provided for easy viewing.

5 of the present invention relates to at least one of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) in the water absorbent bandage (3), wherein the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is inside, and the water absorbent material (6) is Acrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyaspartic acid, polyglutamic acid, polyalginic acid, starch, cellulose Any one of the types of granules, or a mixture of any combination of each of the types of granules, or a mixture of each of the types of granules or any of the above-described mixtures with cotton-like pulp, or Each type of granule and any combination of the above-mentioned mixtures, or any of the above-mentioned types of granule or mixture or multilayer Water-absorbing dressing (3) for the toe according to any one of 1 to 4 of the present invention characterized by having one Kutomo.

That is, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention includes any of the following for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1).
That is, inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1), as a water absorbent material (6), polyacrylic acid, polysulfonic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyasparagine It includes any of granular materials of acid-based, polyglutamic acid-based, polyalginic acid-based, starch-based, and cellulose-based superabsorbent resins.
Or the mixture by the arbitrary combinations of each said kind of granular material is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
Or the inside of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) contains the mixture of either said each kind of granular material or said mixture, and cotton-like pulp.
Or the multilayer body by the arbitrary combinations of the said each kind of granular material and the said mixture is included in the inside of the water absorbing bandage piece (1).
The water-absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention is the above-mentioned each kind of granular material, mixture or multilayer body in the water-absorbent bandage piece (1) of at least one of the water-absorbent bandage pieces (1). Having at least one of
Here, the granular material refers to a state in which the particles of the respective superabsorbent resins are gathered and an aggregate thereof.

The fifth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, and the reference examples are shown in FIGS. FIG. 1 (2), FIG. 2 (1), (5), (6) and (7), FIG. 7 (2), FIG. 8 (1), (5), ( In 6) and (7), it is shown by a cross-sectional view that the water-absorbing material (6) is contained inside the water-absorbing bandage piece (1).

An example of the water-absorbing material (6) is a mixture of a superabsorbent polymer compound and cotton-like pulp. The mixture of the cotton-like pulp and the superabsorbent polymer compound is used because the superabsorbent polymer compound is arranged almost uniformly without being biased inside the absorbent strip (1).
In order to make the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) thinner, only the superabsorbent polymer compound except for the cotton-like pulp, that is, only the granular material of the superabsorbent polymer compound is placed inside the water-absorbing bandage piece (1). However, there is a possibility that the granular material is biased inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1) only with the highly water-absorbing polymer compound granular material. In order to prevent this from being biased, the napped nonwoven fabric (10) is arranged inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1), and the particles of the superabsorbent polymer compound are arranged so as to be mixed with the fluffy fiber layer. Good. With this contrivance, it is possible to obtain a granular layer of a highly water-absorbing polymer compound that is distributed almost uniformly without being biased inside the water-absorbing bandage piece (1). In the figure (7) of FIG. 2 and the figure (7) of FIG. 8, the napped nonwoven fabric (10) is arranged inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1), and the superabsorbent polymer compound granules (9) are disposed therein. ) Shows an example of a state that is included alone. The napped nonwoven fabric (10) is also called a raised nonwoven fabric, and is a nonwoven fabric in which the surface fiber hairs are fluffed.

Invention 6 of the present invention comprises, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a material that is breathable and also passes moisture. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 1 to 5 of the present invention, wherein at least one auxiliary string (12) as a string is connected.

Here, “connected” means a case where materials are connected in the above three forms. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining, the above. As for the connection method of the auxiliary string (12), it is preferable from the viewpoint of cost and production efficiency that the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material, but it may be connected by other methods.
The auxiliary string (12) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through. Examples of the auxiliary string (12) include nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low-resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge, and the like. It is. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and also pass moisture can be used.

The sixth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference examples are FIGS. 12 and 13.
5, 6, and 13 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body using the same material.
FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by connecting to the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

7 of the present invention is characterized in that in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) is connected to the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1). The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 6 of the present invention .

When the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is connected to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) by connecting an auxiliary string (12), which is a string made of a material that is breathable and allows moisture to pass through . Means that the auxiliary string (12) is bonded to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by applying ultrasonic energy, or is bonded with an adhesive, or is bonded with an adhesive tape, or by a surface fastener. It means that they are connected by connecting means such as bonding or bonding with a double-sided adhesive tape. Among these, the method of joining by applying ultrasonic energy is preferable because the number of components does not increase, but other connection methods may be used.

FIG. 12 shows a seventh reference example of the present invention . FIG. 12 shows an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by connection means such as joining by applying ultrasonic energy or bonding with an adhesive.

8 of the present invention is connected in the water absorbent bandage (3) by at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) being continuous with the connected water absorbent bandage piece (1) with the same material. The water absorbent bandage (3) for toes according to 6 or 7 of the present invention , characterized by

About the said water-absorbing bandage piece (1), the auxiliary | assistant string (12) which is a string which consists of a material which has air permeability and a water | moisture content to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) continues with the same material. The case of being connected refers to being made of the same material . Although it looks as if the two components are connected, it does not mean that they are the same, same type, but originally made of the same material . Because they are the same, they are the same type.

The eighth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the reference example is FIG.
5 and 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by being continuous with the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body.
FIG. 13 shows another example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage piece (1).

9 of the present invention is that, in the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the auxiliary cords (12), a cutting means is provided at a location where the auxiliary cord (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage (3). It is a water-absorbing bandage (3) for toes according to any one of 6 to 8 of the present invention .

Separation means is to devise a cut or perforation to the material , and even if the material can be separated by applying a separation tape to the separation part and separating the separation tape Good. The cut is suitable because it can be easily produced by adding ultrasonic energy, however, other devices may be used.

The ninth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
5 (1) in FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 (1) in FIG. 6 show an example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3) of the main body. The auxiliary string (12) is provided with a cutting means at a portion connected to the water absorbent bandage (3) around the auxiliary string (12).
In each figure (2) of FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, the auxiliary string (12) is produced by cutting the location to which the separating means is applied.

A tenth aspect of the present invention is any one of the first to ninth aspects of the present invention , wherein in the water absorbent bandage (3), a chemical is added to at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1). The water absorbent bandage (3) for the toes.

The chemical is added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention means that the chemical is added to at least one place on the surface or inside of the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Refers to being.
Here, the drug refers to a therapeutic agent for a target skin disease, a fragrance, a deodorant and the like. The addition of these chemicals means that the chemical is applied, infiltrated, or sprayed on the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), or the chemical is included in the water absorbent bandage piece (1). It points to that.
When the drug is a therapeutic agent and is applied to the surface of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the therapeutic agent is applied to the skin surface and has a therapeutic effect. When a chemical | medical agent is a fragrance | flavor, a deodorizer, etc. and it is included in the inside of a water absorbing bandage piece (1), there exists an effect which prevents the malodor of a skin disease. In both cases, the moisture on the skin surface around the toes and toes is naturally absorbed.

The tenth embodiment of the present invention is not illustrated as a figure, but for any of the water absorbent bandages (3) of FIGS. 1 to 13, chemicals are added to the water absorbent bandage piece (1). Good. For example, a therapeutic agent can be applied as a drug to the surface of the water absorbent bandage (3) in FIG.

As one of the basic methods for producing the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention, there is a method of producing the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) from the same material .
In this case, water-absorbing material (6) are arranged a plurality of locations on said material, subjected to a superposition of such folding or rolling or overlapping the material, the space between the overlapping of the material, absorbent A state in which a plurality of materials (6) are arranged is formed. In order to prevent this water-absorbing material (6) from going out, the surroundings are subjected to connection means such as joining by applying ultrasonic energy or adhering with an adhesive, and further, cuts or perforations, etc. The water-absorbing bandage (3) consisting of a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) and bandage strings (2) is produced by applying the separating means.
The water-absorbing bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 1 to 6 is obtained by this production method, and FIG. 2 shows an example of the production process.

A reference example of the procedure of the first manufacturing method will be described below.
(Procedure 1) At least one fiber material that has or does not have an auxiliary string, ie, an auxiliary string (12) in advance, is subjected to superposition such as folding, winding or overlapping, A procedure of arranging a plurality of water-absorbing materials (6) having water absorption in the space between the overlapping;
(Procedure 2) The superposed fiber material is joined by applying ultrasonic energy around the water-absorbing material (6) so that the water-absorbing material (6) inside does not come out. To make a water absorbent bandage (3) comprising a plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) having the water absorbent material (6) therein And the steps to
(Procedure 3) In the water absorbent bandage (3), the fiber material around the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is subjected to cutting means such as cuts or perforations to produce at least one bandage string (2). At least, a procedure for producing a water absorbent bandage (3) constituted by a plurality of the bandage string (2) and the water absorbent bandage piece (1);
(Procedure 4) In the water absorbent bandage (3), the place of connection between the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) or the place of connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2), these A procedure for producing a water absorbent bandage (3) by applying a cutting means such as a cut or a perforation at at least one of the connected points;
(Procedure 5) In the water absorbent bandage (3), in at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), an auxiliary string, that is, an auxiliary string (12) is connected by a string made of a fiber material, or the water absorbent A state in which the user can cause the auxiliary string (12) by cutting the portion of the separating means later by applying a separating means such as a cut line or a perforation to the places around the sex bandage piece (1). Or a procedure for causing the water absorbent bandage (3) to have the auxiliary string (12) by at least one of these methods;
(Procedure 6) Procedure for adding a chemical to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and a plurality of at least one water-absorbing bandage piece (1);
In the manufacturing method comprising the above steps 1 to 6, at least steps 1 and 2 are indispensable, the others are optional, and the manufacturing method in which the order of implementation of the arbitrary procedures may be changed is the toe of the present invention. It is a reference example of the procedure of the 1st preparation method of the preparation methods of the water-absorbing bandage (3).
In addition, when a chemical | medical agent is included in the inside of a water absorbing bandage piece (1), the procedure 6 is performed simultaneously with the procedure 1. FIG.

In addition, as another basic production method of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention, a plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and a bandage string (2) are separately produced and connected to each other. There is a method of producing (3).
In this case, water-absorbing material (6) is disposed on the material, subjected to a superposition of such folding or rolling or overlapping the material, the space between the overlapping of the material, water absorbing material (6 ) Is arranged. Connection of whether the water absorbent material (6) inside the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is bonded by applying ultrasonic energy or adhering to the surroundings so that it does not come out Take measures. A plurality of the water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) thus produced and the bandage string (2) are connected to produce a water-absorbing bandage (3).
The water absorbent bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 7 to 13 is based on this manufacturing method, and FIG. 8 shows an example of the manufacturing process.

A reference example of the procedure of the second manufacturing method will be described below.
(Procedure 1) At least one fiber material that has or does not have an auxiliary string, ie, an auxiliary string (12) in advance, is subjected to superposition such as folding, winding or overlapping, A procedure for disposing at least one water-absorbing material (6) having water absorbency in the space between the overlapping;
(Procedure 2) The superposed fiber material is joined by applying ultrasonic energy around the water-absorbing material (6) so that the water-absorbing material (6) inside does not come out. Or a procedure for producing a water-absorbing bandage piece (1) having the water-absorbing material (6) in the inside by connecting by applying a connecting means such as bonding or bonding with an adhesive,
(Procedure 3) Using the plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and at least one bandage string (2) which is a string made of a fiber material, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) Or the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) are connected to each other to form a water absorbent bandage (3) constituted by a plurality of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and the bandage string (2). The steps to make and
(Procedure 4) In the water absorbent bandage (3), the place of connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2), or the place of connection between the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), A procedure for producing a water absorbent bandage (3) by applying a cutting means such as a cut line or a perforation line at at least one of these connection points;
(Procedure 5) In the water absorbent bandage (3), in at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), an auxiliary string, that is, an auxiliary string (12) is connected by a string made of a fiber material, or the water absorbent A state in which the user can cause the auxiliary string (12) by cutting the portion of the separating means later by applying a separating means such as a cut line or a perforation to the places around the sex bandage piece (1). Or a procedure for causing the water absorbent bandage (3) to have the auxiliary string (12) by at least one of these methods;
(Procedure 6) Procedure for adding a chemical to the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and a plurality of at least one water-absorbing bandage piece (1);
A manufacturing method comprising the above steps 1 to 6, wherein at least steps 1, 2, and 3 are indispensable, the others are optional, and the order of execution of the arbitrary procedures may be changed. It is a reference example of the procedure of the 2nd preparation method of the water-absorbent bandage (3) for the toes.
In addition, when a chemical | medical agent is included in the inside of a water absorbing bandage piece (1), the procedure 6 is performed simultaneously with the procedure 1. FIG.

According to the above two production methods, or by combining these production methods, the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention can be produced.
Referring to the figure, the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG. 1 is produced by steps 1 to 4 of the first production method.
FIGS. 1 (1) to (4) in FIG. 2 are examples of manufacturing steps of the water absorbent bandage (3) in FIG. 1, and correspond to steps 1 to 4 of the first manufacturing method.
The water-absorbing bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is produced by steps 1 to 4 of the first production method.
The water-absorbing bandage (3) of FIGS. 5 and 6 is produced by procedures 1 to 5 of the first production method as can be seen from the fact that it has the auxiliary string (12).

Note that the water-absorbing bandage (3) similar to the water-absorbing bandage (3) in FIG. 13 can be produced by only the two steps from Step 1 to Step 2 of the first production method. In this case, the water absorbent bandage (3) is formed by connecting the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) with the same material.

The water-absorbing bandage (3) in FIG. 7 is produced by procedures 1 to 3 of the second production method.
FIGS. (1) to (4) in FIG. 8 are examples of manufacturing steps of the water absorbent bandage (3) in FIG. 7, and correspond to steps 1 to 3 of the second manufacturing method. However, the figure (4) of FIG. 8 shows a state in which one bandage piece (1) is connected to the bandage string (2), and is not a completed state of the bandage piece (3), but an additional piece of water absorbent bandage piece ( The water absorbent bandage (3) is completed by connecting 1).
The water-absorbing bandage (3) shown in FIGS. 9 and 10 is produced by steps 1 to 3 of the second production method.
The water-absorbing bandage (3) in FIG. 11 is produced by procedures 1 to 4 of the second production method.
The water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG. 12 is produced by steps 1 to 3 and step 5 of the second production method as can be seen from the fact that it has the auxiliary string (12).
The water-absorbing bandage (3) in FIG. 13 is produced by procedures 1 to 3 of the second production method. In addition, the auxiliary string (12) of FIG. 13 passes through the procedure of producing the water absorbent bandage piece (1) using the fiber material having the auxiliary string (12) in the procedure 1 of the second production method. It is produced.

In producing the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention, there are the two basic production methods described above, and the water-absorbing bandage (3) can also be produced by combining these production methods.
In this way, the material, shape, size and number of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and bandage string (2), the location and method to which they are connected, the type and amount of the water-absorbing material (6), various As shown in the examples and reference examples of FIGS. 1 to 13, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated. Various water-absorbing bandages (3) with characteristics can be produced.

Next, FIGS. 1 to 13 will be described.
FIG. 1 is an example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention.
The figure (1) in the figure of FIG. 1 is a front view. Drawing (1) shows that a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) and one bandage string (2) are connected by the same material and are connected to form a water-absorbing bandage (3). .
A cut line (4) is provided at the place where each water absorbent bandage piece (1) and bandage string (2) are connected. In the figure, the reference numeral 4 is assigned to the cut line (4), but the reference numeral 4 is not assigned to all the cut lines (4). It should be understood that this is to avoid complication of the figure. It should be understood that some symbols may be omitted in other drawings in order to avoid the complexity of the diagrams.
Also, in FIG. (1), a plurality of reference numerals 2 indicating the bandage string (2) are shown, but this does not mean that there are a plurality of bandage strings (2), but only one bandage string (2). is there. This description method may be the same in other drawings. In addition, about the water absorbing bandage (3) of FIG. 4, there are two bandage strings (2).
In terms of size, the width of the absorbent bandage (3) is approximately 1 centimeter to approximately 1.5 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate measure, and the width of the water absorbent bandage (3) may be thicker or thinner than this. The same applies to other examples. The length of the water absorbent bandage (3) is from about 30 centimeters to about 40 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate guideline, and the length provided as a product is not limited to this, and may be longer or shorter. If it is long, the user can cut it to an appropriate length. The same applies to other examples.
The width of the bandage cord (2) is about 0.3 centimeters to about 0.6 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate measure, and the width of the bandage string (2) may be thicker or thinner than this. The same applies to other examples.
Since the length of the bandage string (2) is substantially equivalent to the length of the water absorbent bandage (3), the length is almost the same as that of the water absorbent bandage (3). A form in which there is no water-absorbing bandage piece (1) at the end of the water-absorbing bandage (3) and only the bandage cord (2) has a slightly longer margin can be produced. In this case, when the water absorbent bandage (3) is wound around the toes, the margin of the bandage cord (2) at the end is further applied to the toes after the end of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) at the end is wound around the toes. By winding, the said most end water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be wound so that it may not slip | deviate firmly. The same applies to other examples.
The bandage (2) is very thin, and is preferably about a thin-necked non-woven fabric or paper or thinner than socks and thinner than socks. This is an approximate guide, and the thickness can be thicker or thinner than this, but the bandage (2) should be thin enough not to feel pain when wrapped around the toes. is there. The same applies to other examples.
The length of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is about 1 centimeter to about 10 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate measure, and the length of the water absorbent bandage (3) may be longer or shorter. The same applies to other examples.
Although FIG. (1) is an example in which the length of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is the same, each length may be different. The same applies to other examples.
Further, the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the bandage string (2), and the auxiliary string (12) constituting the water absorbent bandage (3), that is, the fiber material constituting them are applied by winding them around the toes. It must be strong enough not to break when spending the day. However, the thickness should not increase excessively, and hard fiber materials should not be used. When applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention to the toes, the user should move, partly separate or move each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) in order to avoid pain. Even so, the article needs to be so soft that it does not feel uncomfortable after a day of application. For the thickness, strength and softness of the fiber material, for example, a non-woven fabric of a commercially available tea bag can be used as a reference.

FIG. 2 in FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. In this example, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a nonwoven fabric (7), and the water absorbent paper (5) is contained therein, and the water absorbent material (6) is disposed therein. Show. The water-absorbing material (6) is, for example, a mixture of a superabsorbent polymer compound and cotton-like pulp.
The figure (3) in the figure is a plan view seen from above. Each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) swells, and the connecting portion between them is thin. This is because the water-absorbing material (6) in the periphery of each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is joined or adhered by the connecting means so as not to come out.
The thickness of the thick part of the water absorbent bandage (3) is about 0.3 centimeters to about 0.6 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate measure, and the thickness of the water absorbent bandage (3) may be thicker or thinner. The same applies to other examples.
The above-mentioned numerical value of the size is an approximate guide, and it is assumed that the size is appropriate for applying to the toes of old and young men and women.
The figure (4) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) is moved, partially separated, or separated. The separated water absorbent bandage piece (1) is not included in the figure. The same applies to the other examples below in that the separated water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is not included in the figure.
When applying to the toes, the water absorbent bandage (3) of Fig. (1) is applied by wrapping around the toes, and if necessary, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is applied as shown in Fig. (4). It can be applied by moving, partially separating and moving.
The figure (5) in the said figure shows the example which applied the said water absorbing bandage (3) by applying to a toe. The right figure is a view seen from the back side of the right foot, and the left figure is a view seen from the back side of the right foot. FIG. 5 shows an example in which two water-absorbent bandage pieces (1) on the side of the thumb and little finger that are in contact with the shoes are separated and applied. Moreover, it shows that the end of both ends of the water absorbent bandage (3) can be completed by a simple method such as entanglement with the water absorbent bandage (3) itself.
The state of applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) of the present invention by applying it to the toes is shown in FIGS. 1 and 7 and omitted in other figures, but in other examples it is almost the same as this. Become.

FIG. 2 is an example of a process for producing the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the figure of FIG. 2 arranges the water absorbent paper (5) on the nonwoven fabric (7), and the water absorbent material (6) on the water absorbent paper (5), for example, a super absorbent polymer. It is the state which has arrange | positioned the mixture of a compound and cotton-like pulp.
The figure (2) in the said figure represents a mode that figure (1) was folded. The water-absorbing paper (5) and the water-absorbing material (6) in FIG. (1) are invisible because they are inside.
The figure (3) in the said figure has shown the state which joined the periphery of the part which hits each water absorbing bandage piece (1) of a figure (2) with ultrasonic energy. In order to explain the position of the joint portion, the position is indicated by a dotted line as a joint portion (8) in the figure. Although it is indicated by a dotted line in the figure, there is actually no gap in the joining portion (8) itself, and the inner water-absorbing material (6) is prevented from coming out by joining. Next, the cut (4) is made. In order to prevent the joining portion (8) from being cut and the internal water-absorbing material (6) from coming out at the portion where the cut (4) is given, It needs to have an appropriate width.
The figure (4) in the said figure is the state which gave the cut | interruption (4) around the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of FIG. (3), and is the state which the water-absorbing bandage (3) was completed. This figure (4) is the same as the figure (1) of FIG.
The figure (5) in the figure is a BB sectional view of the figure (3). In this example, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a nonwoven fabric (7), the water absorbent paper (5) is contained therein, and the water absorbent material (6) is disposed therein. Show.
FIG. 6 in the figure is a BB cross-sectional view of FIG. 3, and shows an example in which the water absorbent paper 5 is omitted in FIG.
The figure (7) in the figure is a BB cross-sectional view of the figure (3), but in the figure (1), a napped nonwoven fabric (10) is used instead of the water absorbent paper (5), and the water absorbent material (6). Fig. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) when only a highly water absorbent polymer compound granule is used. The superabsorbent polymer compound granules are shown as superabsorbent polymer compound granules (9) in the figure. The napped non-woven fabric (10) is a non-woven fabric having a fluffy surface, and the fibers on at least one side, that is, the side in contact with the particles of the superabsorbent polymer compound, must be fuzzy. This is shown in FIG. In FIG. (7), the highly water-absorbing polymer compound granules (9) are shown by dot plots.

FIG. 3 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the drawing of FIG. 3 shows a state in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected by being continuous with the bandage string (2) by the same material. A perforation (11) is provided at the boundary between the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and the bandage string (2).
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving. The state in which the water absorbent bandage (3) is applied by wrapping it on the toes is omitted because it is substantially the same as FIG. 1 (5), but this is the same in the other examples below.
Since FIG. 3 is a product similar to FIG. 1, a front view is shown, but a cross-sectional view and a plan view seen from above are omitted. The same applies to other examples below.

FIG. 4 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the drawing of FIG. 4 shows a state in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected to each other by being continuous with the bandage string (2) using the same material. In this example, there are two bandage strings (2). A cut (4) is provided at the boundary between the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and the bandage string (2).
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 5 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
Drawing (1) in a figure of Drawing 5 shows the state where a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) were connected and constituted by continuing with the same material as bandage string (2). In this example, there is one bandage string (2). A cut (4) is provided at the boundary between the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and the bandage string (2).
The said figure is also an example with which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by continuing with the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3). The auxiliary string (12) is generated when the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is partially cut off.
The auxiliary string (12) is an auxiliary string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass through . Since the auxiliary string (12) is wound around the toes, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is more disengaged from the toes. The effect which becomes difficult can be acquired.
The width of the auxiliary string (12) is approximately 0.3 centimeters to approximately 0.6 centimeters as a rough guide. The approximate length is about 5 centimeters to about 8 centimeters. Since these are approximate guidelines, the width may be thicker or thinner than this. The length may be longer or shorter.
Moreover, the thickness of the auxiliary string (12) is very thin, and it is preferably a thin non-woven fabric or paper, or thinner than that, and thinner than socks. This is an approximate guide, and the thickness can be thicker or thinner than this, but the auxiliary string (12) should be thin enough not to feel pain when wrapped around the toes. is there. The same applies to other examples.
The auxiliary string (12) may be connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by continuing from the material stage with the same material, or the auxiliary string (12) may be connected after the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is completed. You can connect them. In the figure, an example is shown in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) by continuing from the material stage with the same material.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 6 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the drawing of FIG. 6 shows a state in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected by being continuous with the bandage string (2) using the same material. In this example, there is one bandage string (2). A cut (4) is provided at the boundary between the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) and the bandage string (2).
The figure shows another example in which the auxiliary string (12) is connected by the same material as the water absorbent bandage (3). The auxiliary string (12) is connected at a place where there is a cut (4), and the auxiliary string (12) can be generated by cutting the cut (4) as shown in FIG.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 7 shows another example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of the present invention.
The figure (1) in the figure of FIG. 7 is a front view. FIG. (1) shows a state in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected to each other and connected to one bandage string (2).
The figure (2) in the figure is a CC cross-sectional view of the figure (1). In this example, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a nonwoven fabric (7), and the water absorbent paper (5) is contained therein, and the water absorbent material (6) is disposed therein. Show. The water-absorbing material (6) is, for example, a mixture of a superabsorbent polymer compound and cotton-like pulp.
The figure (3) in the figure is a plan view seen from above. Each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) may swell, but this is joined by the connecting means so that the water-absorbing material (6) inside does not go out around each water-absorbing bandage piece (1). This is because they are bonded.
The figure (4) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) is moved, partially separated, or separated.
When applying to the toes, the water absorbent bandage (3) of Fig. (1) is applied by wrapping around the toes, and if necessary, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is applied as shown in Fig. (4). It can be applied by moving, partially separating and moving.
The figure (5) in the said figure shows the example which applied the said water absorbing bandage (3) by applying to a toe. The right figure is a view seen from the back side of the right foot, and the left figure is a view seen from the back side of the right foot. FIG. 5 shows an example of a state in which the water absorbent bandage (3) obtained by separating the two water absorbent bandage pieces (1) on the side of the thumb and little finger that are in contact with the shoe is applied. Moreover, it shows that the end of both ends of the water absorbent bandage (3) can be completed by a simple method such as entanglement with the water absorbent bandage (3) itself.
Since the length, width, thickness, etc. of the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the bandage string (2), and the water absorbent bandage (3) are the same as those described in FIG. 1, refer to the description of FIG. .

FIG. 8 is an example of a process for producing the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
In FIG. 8, (1) is a water-absorbing paper (5) placed on a nonwoven fabric (7), and a water-absorbing material (6) on the water-absorbing paper (5), for example, a highly water-absorbing polymer. It is the state which has arrange | positioned the mixture of a compound and cotton-like pulp.
The figure (2) in the figure shows a state where the figure (1) is folded. The water-absorbing paper (5) and the water-absorbing material (6) in FIG. (1) are invisible because they are inside.
The figure (3) in the said figure has shown the state which joined the periphery of the water absorbing bandage piece (1) of a figure (2) with ultrasonic energy. In order to explain the position of the joint portion, the position is indicated by a dotted line as a joint portion (8) in the figure. Although it is indicated by a dotted line in the figure, there is actually no gap in the joining portion (8) itself, and the inner water-absorbing material (6) is prevented from coming out by joining.
The figure (4) in the figure shows a state in which one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the figure (3) is connected to the bandage string (2). Similarly, a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are produced and connected one after another to the bandage string (2) to complete the water-absorbing bandage (3). In the example of the figure, the completed water absorbent bandage (3) corresponds to the figure (1) of FIG.
The figure (5) in the said figure is sectional drawing of DD of FIG. (3). In this example, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is made of a nonwoven fabric (7), the water absorbent paper (5) is contained therein, and the water absorbent material (6) is disposed therein. Show.
FIG. 6 in the figure is a sectional view taken along the line DD of FIG. 3, and shows an example in which the water absorbent paper 5 is omitted in FIG.
The figure (7) in the figure is a DD sectional view of the figure (3), but in the figure (1), a napped nonwoven fabric (10) is used instead of the water absorbent paper (5), and the water absorbent material (6). Fig. 2 shows a cross-sectional view of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) when only a highly water absorbent polymer compound granule is used. Since the sectional view of FIG. 7 is similar to FIG. 7 of FIG. 2, refer to the description of FIG. 7 of FIG.

FIG. 9 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
FIG. (1) in the drawing of FIG. 9 shows a state in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected and combined with the bandage string (2). Each water absorbent bandage piece (1) has two holes at its ends, and the bandage string (2) passes through the hole.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving. The state in which the water absorbent bandage (3) is applied by being wound around the toes is omitted because it is substantially the same as FIG. 7 (5), but this is the same in the following other examples.
9 is a product similar to FIG. 7, a front view is shown, but a cross-sectional view and a plan view seen from above are omitted. The same applies to other examples below.

FIG. 10 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the figure of FIG. 10 shows two methods, a method in which a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) are connected by connecting with a bandage string (2) and a method in which they are connected by combining them. The state comprised by is shown. Each water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is connected to the bandage string (2) at one place, and a hole is made at the other place, and the bandage string (2) passes through the hole.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 11 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
The figure (1) in the figure of FIG. 11 has shown the state comprised by connecting a some water absorbing bandage piece (1) by connecting with a bandage string (2). However, an example is shown in which some of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1) are not connected to the bandage string (2).
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 12 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
Drawing (1) in the figure of Drawing 12 shows the state where a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) were connected and constituted by connecting with bandage string (2).
In the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG. 12, an auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1).
In the figure, an example is shown in which an auxiliary string (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage piece (1) later.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.

FIG. 13 shows another example similar to the example of the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG.
Drawing (1) in the figure of Drawing 13 shows the state where a plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) were connected and constituted by connecting to bandage string (2). Moreover, the auxiliary string (12) is connected by continuing with the same material as each water-absorbing bandage piece (1). This is an example in which the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is produced using the fiber material having the auxiliary string (12) in the procedure 1 of the second production method.
In the water absorbent bandage (3) of FIG. 13, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved without cutting any part.
The figure (2) in the said figure has shown a mode that the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) of a water-absorbing bandage (3) can be moved, partly separated, or separated.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage (3) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, moves the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) as shown in Fig. (2), or partially It can be applied by detaching and moving.
In the depiction of FIG. 13, the direction in which the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is facing and the direction of the bandage cord (2) are depicted as being connected side by side with a certain angle. As an illustration for explanation, the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) are arranged side by side with a certain angle. In actual production, it may be as in this example, or the direction of the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2) can be made parallel. If it is the latter, it will become easier to wind as an article to be wound around the toes.

As described above, the form of the water absorbent bandage (3) and an example of its production are shown in FIGS.
In this way, the material, shape, size and number of the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) and bandage string (2), the location and method to which they are connected, the type and amount of the water-absorbing material (6), various As shown in the examples and reference examples of FIGS. 1 to 13, the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated. Various water-absorbing bandages (3) with characteristics can be produced.
The article of the present invention, that is, the water absorbent bandage (3) produced in this way has a simple structure and structure, and is therefore easy to produce, and most importantly, the skin around the toes and toes. It has all of the above characteristics that an article for absorbing surface moisture should have.

As described above, the water-absorbent bandage (3) which is the product of the present invention moves the water-absorbent bandage piece (1), which is the main component, during or during the application of the product, or partially It is an invention that has a function that has never been imagined, that is, can be moved or detached.
That is, the article of the present invention is not a passive and fixed application form in which a water-absorbing article is applied to the toes, but the user himself makes changes to the parts that are disadvantageous to the user. It is a product with the opposite property that it can be excluded or excluded, and can be actively changed and applied to the state most suitable for the user.
As described above, the invention of the present application is an invention that has a unique idea different from the conventional ones, and as can be seen from the drawings of the present invention, a fundamental technology capable of generating a wide variety of forms and shapes by this originality. As provided.

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11 of this invention is the water absorbing bandage group (14) comprised by the water absorbing bandage (3) in any one of 1 to 10 of this invention , Comprising : Of the said water absorbing bandage group (14), Each of the plurality of water-absorbing bandages (3) is a string made of a material that is directly breathable and allows moisture to pass through with other water-absorbing bandages (3) of the water-absorbing bandage group (14). It is a water-absorbing bandage group (14) for toes, characterized in that it is connected indirectly via an auxiliary bandage string (15).

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That is, 11 of the present invention is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of the water absorbent bandages (3). Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly or breathable with other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) and has moisture. It is indirectly connected via an auxiliary bandage string (15), which is a string made of a material that passes through .

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Here, “connected” means that the materials are connected in three forms as described above. That is, when connected by connecting, connected by continuing with the same material, or connected by combining.
When each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) is directly connected to the other water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14), The connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the water absorbent bandage piece (1), the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the bandage string (2), the bandage string (2) and the bandage string ( These 3 types of connections with 2).
Each of the plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) interposes another water absorbent bandage (3) and an auxiliary bandage string (15) of the water absorbent bandage group (14). When it is indirectly connected, the connection is the connection between the water absorbent bandage piece (1) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), the connection between the bandage string (2) and the auxiliary bandage string (15), these This means that the water absorbent bandage (3) is indirectly connected through the auxiliary bandage string (15) through one of the two types of connections.
The auxiliary bandage string (15) is a string made of a material that is air permeable and allows moisture to pass therethrough , similar to the bandage string (2). Examples here are nonwoven fabric, paper, cotton fabric, woven fabric, low resilience polyurethane, urethane nonwoven fabric, sponge and the like. Nonwoven fabrics are preferred from the standpoints of performance, cost, and processability. However, materials other than these that are air permeable and allow moisture to pass through may also be used.

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The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention can be expanded into a sheet by increasing the number of water-absorbing bandages (3) of its constituent elements. Moreover, the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention can also be commercialized by the magnitude | size which can be wound around a toe alone with a water-absorbing bandage group (14).
When producing and providing a sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14) from the viewpoint of improving the efficiency of productivity when producing it as a product, the user side partially uses the sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14). In addition, the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of them can be wound around the toes and applied. FIG. 14 shows an example of a sheet-like water absorbent bandage group (14).
When the product is manufactured and provided in a size that can be wound around the toes alone by the water absorbent bandage group (14) when the product is manufactured, the user side uses the water absorbent bandage group (14) as it is. Or a band of absorbent bandages (14) or a bandage (3) that is partially suitable for one's toes can be cut out and either of these can be wound around the toes and applied. . FIG. 15 is an example of a water absorbent bandage group (14) that can be wound around the toes independently. FIG. 15 shows a state in which a plurality of water absorbent bandage groups (14) are indirectly connected via one auxiliary bandage string (15).
The 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of the present invention is used as it is or as a partially cut water-absorbing bandage group (14) as described above, or a partially cut water-absorbing bandage (3). As such, the user can make the above-mentioned adjustment when applying by applying to the toes by any method. That is, each water absorbent bandage (3) or each water absorbent bandage piece (1) can be moved, partially separated, or separated.
Thus, since the 11 water-absorbing bandage group (14) of this invention is the said water-absorbing bandage (3), it has all the characteristics of the water-absorbing bandage (3) described above. Yes.

(Additional paragraph)
Eleventh embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 14 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 14 is in the form of a sheet, and the water absorbent bandage group (14) or the water absorbent bandage (3) can be partially cut out from the sheet.
The water absorbent bandage group (14) in FIG. 15 is a water absorbent bandage group (14) constituted by a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the type shown in FIG. As described above, the water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. 15 is left as it is, as a partially cut water absorbent bandage group (14), or as a partially cut water absorbent bandage (3). Can be applied by wrapping around the toes.

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FIG. 14 shows an example of the water absorbent bandage group (14).
FIG. 14 (1) shows a state in which the water absorbent bandage group (14) is constituted by three water absorbent bandages (3). That is, three water-absorbing bandages (3) are connected to form one sheet-like water-absorbing bandage group (14). And the perforation (11) is given to the location of the connection as a disconnecting means. Each water absorbent bandage piece (1) has a water absorbent material (6), and the connection means is provided around each water absorbent bandage piece (1) so that it does not go outside. Yes. It should be understood that the object indicated by reference numeral 3 and its line segment in FIG. 14 is a water absorbent bandage (3), not a partial water absorbent bandage piece (1).
FIG. 14 (2) shows one water absorbent bandage (3) cut from the water absorbent bandage group (14) of FIG. (1) and the remaining water absorbent bandage group (14). The cut water-absorbing bandage (3) is similar to the water-absorbing bandage (3) of FIG. 3, and the method of applying the water-absorbing bandage (3) by applying it to the toes is explained as shown in FIG. It is.
The method for producing the sheet-like water absorbent bandage group (14) shown in the example of FIG. 14 is similar to the method shown in FIG. That is, the method for producing one water-absorbing bandage (3) is expanded, and a plurality of water-absorbing bandages (3) are produced in a connected form, and a water-absorbing bandage group is obtained by applying a separating means such as perforations. (14) can be produced.

(Additional paragraph)
FIG. 15 shows an example of the water absorbent bandage group (14).
FIG. 15 (1) shows a state where a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) are connected to one auxiliary bandage string (15).
The width of the auxiliary bandage string (15) is about 0.3 centimeters to about 0.6 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate measure, and the width of the auxiliary bandage string (15) may be thicker or thinner than this.
The length of the auxiliary bandage string (15) is set to an appropriate length for producing the water absorbent bandage group (14). The length of the auxiliary bandage string (15) is about 30 centimeters to about 40 centimeters as a rough guide. This is an approximate guideline, and the length provided as a product is not limited to this, and may be longer or shorter. If it is long, the user can cut it to an appropriate length.
Moreover, the thickness of the auxiliary bandage string (15) is very thin, and is preferably about a thin-necked non-woven fabric or paper, or thinner than that, and thinner than socks. This is an approximate guide, and its thickness can be thicker or thinner, but the auxiliary bandage string (15) should be thin enough not to feel pain when wrapped around the toes. There is.
FIG. 15 (2) shows a state of application, and shows how each water absorbent bandage (3) is moved or separated as appropriate.
The user applies the water-absorbing bandage group (14) of Fig. (1) by wrapping it on the toes, and if necessary, as shown in Fig. (2), the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) or the water-absorbing bandage ( 3) can be moved, partially detached, or detached.
In the depiction of FIG. 15, the direction in which the water absorbent bandage (3) faces and the direction of the auxiliary bandage cord (15) are depicted as being connected with a certain angle, As an illustration for explanation, the water absorbent bandage (3) and the auxiliary bandage string (15) are arranged side by side with a certain angle. In actual production, this example may be used, or the direction of the water absorbent bandage (3) and the auxiliary bandage string (15) may be parallel. If it is the latter, it will become easier to wind as an article to be wound around the toes.

1 Absorbent bandage strip
2 Bandage string
3 Absorbent bandage
4 breaks
5 Absorbent paper
6 Water-absorbing material
7 Nonwoven fabric
8 Joint
9 Superabsorbent polymer compound granules
10 Napped fabric
11 Perforation
12 Auxiliary string
13 feet
14 Absorbent bandages
15 Auxiliary bandage

Claims (11)

A plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) as a bandage made of a material that is breathable and also allows moisture to pass, and at least one bandage cord (2) that is a string made of a material that is breathable and also allows moisture to pass through A water absorbent bandage (3) constituted by a book, wherein at least one of the plurality of water absorbent bandage pieces (1) of the water absorbent bandage (3) has a water absorbent material (6) therein. Each of the plurality of water-absorbing bandage pieces (1) of the water-absorbing bandage (3) is directly connected to the bandage string (2) or other water-absorbing bandages of the water-absorbing bandage (3) Water absorption for toes, characterized in that it is indirectly connected to the bandage string (2) via a piece (1) and is provided with a separating means in at least one of the connected places bandage. The water absorbent bandage for toes according to claim 1, wherein in the water absorbent bandage (3), at least one of the connected portions is connected by connection. The water-absorbing bandage for a toe according to claim 1 or 2, wherein in the water-absorbing bandage (3), at least one of the connected portions is connected by being continuous with the same material. bandage. The water absorbing band for toes according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least one of the connected portions is connected in combination in the water absorbent bandage (3). bandage. In the water absorbent bandage (3), for at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1), the water absorbent bandage piece (1) is disposed inside, and the water absorbent material (6) is polyacrylic acid-based, polysulfonic acid Any of the types of high water-absorbing resin types such as polyamic acid, maleic anhydride, polyacrylamide, polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide, polyaspartic acid, polyglutamic acid, polyalginic acid, starch, and cellulose. Or a mixture of any combination of the above-mentioned types of granules, or a mixture of each of the types of granules or the mixture with cotton-like pulp, or the types of granules and the above-mentioned Multi-layered body by any combination of mixtures, or at least one of each of the above types of granular materials or mixtures or multi-layered bodies Absorbent bandages for toe according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that. In the water-absorbing bandage (3), for at least one of the water-absorbing bandage pieces (1), the water-absorbing bandage piece (1) is a string made of a material that is breathable and allows moisture to pass through. The water absorbent bandage for toes according to any one of claims 1 to 5 , wherein at least one string (12) is connected. Wherein the water-absorbent bandage (3), said at least one auxiliary strap (12), a water-absorbent bandage pieces are connected Part (1) to claim 6, characterized in that connected by connecting Absorbent bandage for the toes as described. Claims wherein the water-absorbent bandage (3), said at least one auxiliary strap (12), a water-absorbent bandage pieces are connected Part (1), characterized in that connected by continuous same material Item 8. A water absorbent bandage for toes according to item 6 or 7 . In the water absorbent bandage (3), the at least one of the auxiliary cords (12) is provided with a separating means at a location where the auxiliary cord (12) is connected to the water absorbent bandage (3). A water absorbent bandage for toes according to any one of claims 6 to 8 . Water absorption for toes according to any one of claims 1 to 9 , characterized in that in the water absorbent bandage (3), a chemical is added to at least one of the water absorbent bandage pieces (1). Sex bandage. 11. A water absorbent bandage group (14) comprising a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) according to any one of claims 1 to 10 , wherein a plurality of water absorbent bandages (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14) Each of the individual bandages of the auxiliary bandage cord (15), which is a string made of a material that is directly breathable and allows moisture to pass through, with another water absorbent bandage (3) of the water absorbent bandage group (14). An absorbent bandage for toes, characterized by being connected indirectly and indirectly.

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