JP6207785B1 - Disposable wearing items - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to securely fix a peripheral portion of a hole to a support sheet without impairing flexibility. The object is to provide a cover nonwoven fabric 20 in which a large number of holes 14 penetrating the front and back surfaces are provided at intervals, and a liquid-impermeable sheet in which the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is attached via a hot melt adhesive 20H. 11, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is a warped portion 14 e in which the peripheral portion of the hole 14 is warped toward the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, and at least the tip portion of the warped portion 14 e in the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is hot-melt bonded. This is solved by having an adhesive portion attached to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the agent 20H, and the portions other than the adhesive portion in the cover nonwoven fabric 20 not being adhered to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. [Selection] Figure 11

Description

  The present invention relates to a disposable wearing article having a portion to which a perforated nonwoven fabric is attached.

  In many disposable wearing articles such as disposable diapers and sanitary napkins, a liquid-impermeable sheet having air permeability is provided on the back side of the absorbent body in order to ensure air permeability while preventing the absorption liquid from passing through. The back surface of the liquid-impermeable sheet is covered with a cover nonwoven fabric in order to make it look and feel like a cloth.

  In this case, if the cover nonwoven fabric is laminated on the air permeable liquid-impermeable sheet, the air permeability is lowered by the amount of the cover nonwoven fabric. One preferable method for solving this problem is to use a perforated nonwoven fabric having many holes penetrating the front and back as the cover nonwoven fabric (see Patent Documents 1 and 2).

  However, when the perforated nonwoven fabric is attached to a support sheet such as a liquid-impermeable sheet via a hot melt adhesive, the hot melt adhesive is applied to a position overlapping the hole (for example, see Patent Document 3). There is a possibility that the melt adhesive protrudes or is exposed to the outer surface of the perforated nonwoven fabric through the holes and adheres to the production facility or becomes sticky to the touch. However, if the hot melt adhesive is not applied in the vicinity of the hole, the peripheral part of the hole becomes unfixed, and the peripheral part of the hole may float and deteriorate the appearance and the touch. Moreover, when a hot melt adhesive is applied to portions other than the holes, the application area of the hot melt adhesive becomes unnecessarily large, and the flexibility of portions other than the holes may be reduced.

JP-A-2015-128573 JP 2002-178428 A JP 2009-136504 A

  Then, the main subject of this invention exists in fixing the surrounding part of a hole to a support sheet reliably, etc., without impairing a softness | flexibility.

A typical aspect of the present invention that solves the above problems is as follows.
<First aspect>
A disposable wearing article comprising a perforated nonwoven fabric provided with a large number of holes penetrating the front and back sides, and a support sheet on which the perforated nonwoven fabric is bonded via a hot melt adhesive,
The perforated nonwoven fabric is a warped portion in which the peripheral portion of the hole is warped toward the support sheet,
At least a tip portion of the warped portion in the perforated nonwoven fabric has an adhesive portion attached to the support sheet via the hot melt adhesive,
The part other than the adhesive part in the perforated nonwoven fabric is not bonded to the support sheet, and has a part where the hot melt adhesive does not exist in a portion overlapping the hole in the support sheet .
A disposable wearing article characterized by the above.

(Function and effect)
With such a bonding structure, the adhesion area is reduced, so flexibility is not impaired, and the periphery of the hole can be reliably fixed to the support sheet. In particular, since the warped portion supports the perforated nonwoven fabric with respect to the support sheet like a support column, the warped portion becomes bulky and excellent in air permeability as compared with a non-porous nonwoven fabric having the same basis weight.

<Second aspect>
The disposable wearing article according to the first aspect, wherein only the tip portion of the warped portion has an adhesive portion attached to the support sheet via the hot melt adhesive.

(Function and effect)
By adhering only the tip of the warped portion, the edge of the hole is securely fixed and the flexibility is further improved.

<Third Aspect>
An absorbent article comprising an absorbent body, a liquid-impermeable sheet having air permeability covering the back side of the absorbent body, and a cover nonwoven fabric covering the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet,
The cover nonwoven fabric is the perforated nonwoven fabric, and the liquid-impermeable sheet is the support sheet.
The disposable wearing article according to the first or second aspect.

(Function and effect)
In absorbent articles, it is common to cover the back side of the absorbent body with a breathable liquid-impermeable sheet, and further cover the outer surface with a cover nonwoven fabric to give a cloth-like appearance, which improves the breathability. From the viewpoint, not only the liquid-impermeable sheet but also the air permeability in the thickness direction of the cover nonwoven fabric and the air permeability between the cover nonwoven fabric and the liquid-impermeable sheet are important. Therefore, it is one preferable form to apply the bonded structure of the porous nonwoven fabric and the support sheet of the present invention to the bonded structure of the cover nonwoven fabric and the liquid-impermeable sheet.

  As described above, according to the present invention, there are advantages such as that the peripheral portion of the hole can be securely fixed to the support sheet without impairing the breathability and flexibility of the cover nonwoven fabric.

It is a top view which shows the inner surface of the underpants type disposable diaper of an expansion | deployment state. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the underpants type disposable diaper of an unfolded state. It is 2-2 sectional drawing of FIG. FIG. 3 is a 3-3 cross-sectional view of FIG. 1. (A) 4-4 sectional drawing of FIG. 1 and (b) 5-5 sectional drawing of FIG. It is a perspective view (hole omitted) of a pants type disposable diaper. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the interior body of the expansion | deployment state. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the interior body of a unfolded state with the outline of an exterior body. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the underpants type disposable diaper of an unfolded state. (A) 4-4 sectional drawing of FIG. 9 and (b) 5-5 sectional drawing of FIG. It is sectional drawing of the adhesion part of a cover nonwoven fabric. It is 2-2 sectional drawing of FIG. 1 which shows another form. It is 3-3 sectional drawing of FIG. 1 which shows another form. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the underpants type disposable diaper of an unfolded state. (A) 4-4 sectional drawing of FIG. 14 and (b) 5-5 sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view which shows the inner surface of the tape-type disposable diaper of the expansion | deployment state. It is a top view which shows the outer surface of the tape-type disposable diaper of the expansion | deployment state. It is 6-6 sectional drawing of FIG. It is 7-7 sectional drawing of FIG. (A) 8-8 sectional view of FIG. 16, (b) 9-9 sectional view of FIG. 16, and (c) 10-10 sectional view of FIG. It is a principal part enlarged plan view of a cover nonwoven fabric. It is (a) perspective view, (b) top view, and (c) 1-1 sectional view which show the hole of a cover nonwoven fabric. It is (a) perspective view, (b) top view, and (c) 1-1 sectional view which show the hole of a cover nonwoven fabric. It is a flowchart of a perforated nonwoven fabric pasting equipment. It is principal part sectional drawing of a punching process. It is principal part sectional drawing of an adhesive agent transfer process. It is principal part sectional drawing of an adhesive agent transfer process. It is principal part sectional drawing of a sticking process.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The dotted pattern in the cross-sectional view shows an adhesive as a joining means for joining the constituent members located on the front side and the back side, and is a solid, bead, curtain, summit or spiral coating of hot melt adhesive, or pattern coating (Transfer of hot melt adhesive in a relief printing system) or the like, or the fixed portion of the elastic stretchable member is formed by application to the outer peripheral surface of an elastic stretchable member such as a comb gun or a shroud coating instead of or together with this Is. Examples of hot melt adhesives include EVA, adhesive rubber (elastomer), olefin, and polyester / polyamide types, which can be used without any particular limitation. As a joining means for joining the constituent members, means by material welding such as heat sealing or ultrasonic sealing can be used.

<Example of pants-type disposable diapers>
1-6 has shown the underpants type disposable diaper. The present pants-type disposable diaper extends from the front exterior body 12F constituting the front body F and the rear exterior body 12B constituting the rear body B and from the front exterior body 12F to the rear exterior body 12B through the crotch. The exterior body 12F and the interior body 200 provided inside the exterior body 12B are provided, and both side portions of the front exterior body 12F and both side portions of the rear exterior body 12B are joined to form the side seal portion 12A. Thus, the openings formed by the front and rear end portions of the exterior bodies 12F and 12B become the waist openings WO through which the wearer's torso passes, and the lower edges of the exterior bodies 12F and 12B and the interior body 200 on both sides in the width direction of the interior body 200. The portions surrounded by the side edges are leg openings LO through which the legs pass. The interior body 200 is a portion that absorbs and holds excrement such as urine, and the exterior bodies 12F and 12B are portions that support the interior body 200 with respect to the wearer's body. The symbol Y indicates the total length of the diaper in the deployed state (the length in the front-rear direction from the edge of the waist opening WO of the front body F to the edge of the waist opening WO of the back body B), and the symbol X indicates the diaper in the deployed state. The full width of is shown.

  The pants-type disposable diaper of this embodiment forms a waist region T defined as a front-rear direction range (a front-rear direction range extending from the waist opening WO to the upper end of the leg opening LO) and the leg opening LO having the side seal portion 12A. It has an intermediate region L defined as a front-rear direction range (between the front-rear direction region having the side seal portion 12A of the front body F and the front-rear direction region having the side seal portion 12A of the rear body B). The waistline region T can be divided into a “waist portion” W that conceptually forms the edge of the waist opening and a “waist lower portion” U that is a lower portion than this. Normally, when the waist area WO has a boundary where the expansion and contraction stress in the width direction WD changes (for example, the thickness and elongation rate of the elastic expansion / contraction member change), the waist opening WO side is closer to the waist opening WO side boundary. When it becomes the waist part W and there is no such boundary, the waist opening WO side becomes the waist part W rather than the absorber 56 or the interior body 200. These lengths in the front-rear direction vary depending on the size of the product and can be determined as appropriate. For example, the waist portion W may be 15 to 40 mm, and the waist lower portion U may be 65 to 120 mm. On the other hand, both side edges of the intermediate region L are wrapped in a U-shape or a curved shape along the circumference of the leg of the wearer, and this is a portion into which the wearer's leg is put. As a result, the unfolded pants-type disposable diaper has a substantially hourglass shape as a whole.

(Inner / outer joint)
The interior body 200 can be fixed to the exterior bodies 12F and 12B by a joining means by material welding such as heat sealing or ultrasonic sealing, or by a hot melt adhesive. In the illustrated form, the inner surface of the exterior body 12F, 12B is applied to the back surface of the interior body 200, that is, the back surface of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 and the hot melt adhesive applied to the root portion 65 of the three-dimensional gather 60 in this case. Is fixed. The inner / outer joint part 201 that fixes the inner body 200 and the outer bodies 12F and 12B can be provided in almost the entire region where both overlap, for example, the inner body 200 may be provided in a portion excluding both ends in the width direction. it can.

(Interior body)
The interior body 200 can take any shape, but is rectangular in the illustrated form. As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the interior body 200 includes a top sheet 30 on the body side, a liquid-impermeable sheet 11, and an absorbent element 50 interposed therebetween. Yes, it is the main body that takes up the absorption function. Reference numeral 40 denotes an intermediate sheet (second sheet) provided between the top sheet 30 and the absorbent element 50 in order to quickly transfer the liquid that has passed through the top sheet 30 to the absorbent element 50. These show the side gathers 60 extended from both sides of the interior body 200 so as to contact the circumference of the wearer's leg in order to prevent excrement from leaking to both sides of the interior body 200.

(Top sheet)
The top sheet 30 has a property of allowing liquid to pass through, and examples thereof include a porous or non-porous nonwoven fabric, a porous plastic sheet, and the like. Of these, the nonwoven fabric is not particularly limited as to what the raw fiber is. For example, synthetic fibers such as olefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyesters and polyamides, recycled fibers such as rayon and cupra, natural fibers such as cotton, and mixed fibers and composite fibers using two or more of them. Etc. can be illustrated. Furthermore, the nonwoven fabric may be manufactured by any processing. Examples of the processing method include known methods such as a spunlace method, a spunbond method, a thermal bond method, a melt blown method, a needle punch method, an air through method, and a point bond method. For example, if flexibility and drapeability are required, the spunbond method and spunlace method are preferable. If bulkiness and softness are required, the air-through method, point bond method, and thermal bond method are preferable processing methods. .

  The top sheet 30 may be composed of a single sheet or a laminated sheet obtained by bonding two or more sheets. Similarly, the top sheet 30 may be composed of one sheet or two or more sheets in the planar direction.

  Both side portions of the top sheet 30 may be folded back to the back side at the side edge of the absorbent element 50, or may be projected to the side from the side edge of the absorbent element 50 without being folded back.

  For the purpose of preventing displacement of the top sheet 30 with respect to the back side member, the top sheet 30 is preferably fixed to a member adjacent to the back side by a joining means by material welding such as heat sealing or ultrasonic sealing, or a hot melt adhesive. . In the illustrated form, the top sheet 30 is fixed to the surface of the intermediate sheet 40 and the surface of the packaging sheet 58 on the front side of the absorbent body 56 by a hot melt adhesive applied to the back surface thereof.

(Intermediate sheet)
An intermediate sheet (also referred to as “second sheet”) 40 having a higher liquid permeation rate than the top sheet 30 can be provided in order to quickly transfer the liquid that has permeated through the top sheet 30 to the absorber. This intermediate sheet 40 not only improves the absorption performance by the absorbent by quickly transferring the liquid to the absorbent body, but also prevents the “reversed” phenomenon of the absorbed liquid from the absorbent body, so that the top sheet 30 is always dried. It can be made into the state which carried out. The intermediate sheet 40 can be omitted.

Examples of the intermediate sheet 40 include the same materials as the top sheet 30, spunlace, spunbond, SMS, pulp nonwoven fabric, mixed sheet of pulp and rayon, point bond, or crepe paper. In particular, an air-through nonwoven fabric is preferable because it is bulky. It is preferable to use a core-sheath composite fiber for the air-through nonwoven fabric. In this case, the resin used for the core may be polypropylene (PP), but polyester (PET) having high rigidity is preferable. Basis weight is preferably ^{20~80g / m 2, 25~60g / m} 2 is more preferable. The thickness of the raw fiber of the nonwoven fabric is preferably 2.0 to 10 dtex. In order to make the nonwoven fabric bulky, it is also preferable to use an eccentric fiber, a hollow fiber, or an eccentric and hollow fiber that does not have a core at the center as the mixed fiber of all or part of the raw fiber.

  The intermediate sheet 40 in the illustrated form is disposed in the center shorter than the width of the absorber 56, but may be provided over the entire width. The length in the longitudinal direction of the intermediate sheet 40 may be the same as the entire length of the diaper, may be the same as the length of the absorbent element 50, or may be within a short length range centered on the region that receives the liquid.

  The intermediate sheet 40 is preferably fixed to a member adjacent to the back side by a joining means by material welding such as heat sealing or ultrasonic sealing, or a hot melt adhesive for the purpose of preventing positional displacement with respect to the back side member. . In the illustrated embodiment, the intermediate sheet 40 is fixed to the surface of the portion of the packaging sheet 58 located on the front side of the absorbent body 56 with a hot melt adhesive applied to the back surface thereof.

(Liquid impervious sheet)
The material of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is not particularly limited. For example, a plastic film made of an olefin resin such as polyethylene or polypropylene, a laminated nonwoven fabric provided with a plastic film on the surface of the nonwoven fabric, or a plastic film For example, a laminated sheet in which a nonwoven fabric or the like is laminated and bonded to each other can be exemplified. For the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, it is preferable to use a liquid-permeable and moisture-permeable material that is preferably used from the viewpoint of preventing stuffiness. As a plastic film having moisture permeability, a microporous plastic film obtained by kneading an inorganic filler in an olefin resin such as polyethylene or polypropylene, forming a sheet, and then stretching in a uniaxial or biaxial direction. Is widely used. In addition, non-woven fabric using microdenier fibers, leakproof reinforcement by reducing the voids of the fibers by applying heat or pressure, and methods such as coating with a superabsorbent resin or hydrophobic resin or water repellent Thus, a sheet that is liquid-impermeable without using a plastic film can also be used as the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, but has sufficient adhesive strength when bonded to the cover nonwoven fabric 20 described later via a hot-melt adhesive. It is desirable to use a plastic film in order to obtain

  The liquid-impermeable sheet 11 has a width that can be accommodated on the back side of the absorbent element 50 as shown in the drawing, and in order to improve leakage prevention, the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 wraps around both sides of the absorbent element 50 to form the side surface of the top sheet 30 of the absorbent element 50. It can also extend to both sides. The width of this extended portion is suitably about 5 to 20 mm on each of the left and right sides.

  Moreover, the excretion indicator from which a color changes by absorption of a liquid part can be provided in the inner side of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, especially the absorber 56 side surface.

(Side gather)
The side gathers 60 extend along the both sides of the interior body 200 in the entire front-rear direction LD, and are provided to contact the circumference of the wearer's legs to prevent side leakage. This includes what are called gathers and what are called planar gathers.

  The side gathers 60 of the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 are so-called three-dimensional gathers, and stand up from the side of the interior body 200 to the front side. In the side gather 60, the base side portion rises obliquely toward the center in the width direction, and the tip side portion rises obliquely toward the outside in the width direction from the intermediate portion. However, it is possible to make appropriate changes, such as a configuration in which the whole stands up in the center in the width direction.

  More specifically, the side gather 60 according to the first embodiment is formed by folding a band-shaped gathered nonwoven fabric 62 having a length equal to the length in the front-rear direction of the interior body 200 in the width direction WD at the tip portion. In addition to being folded into two, a plurality of elongated gather elastic elastic members 63 are fixed along the longitudinal direction and spaced apart in the width direction WD between the folded portion and the vicinity of the sheet. is there. A base end portion (an end portion opposite to the sheet folding portion in the width direction WD) of the side gather 60 on the side opposite to the front end portion is located on a side portion on the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 in the interior body 200. A fixed root portion 65 is formed, and a portion other than the root portion 65 is a main body portion 66 (a portion on the folded portion side) extending from the root portion 65. The main body portion 66 includes a root side portion that extends toward the center in the width direction and a tip side portion that is folded back outward in the width direction from the tip of the root side portion. This form is a surface contact type side gather 60, but a line contact type side gather 60 that is not folded outward in the width direction can also be employed. And while the both ends of the front-back direction among the main body parts 66 are set to the fall-down part 67 fixed with respect to the side part surface of the top sheet 30 in a lying state, the front-back direction intermediate part located between these is not fixed. The gather elastic elastic member 63 along the front-rear direction LD is fixed to the free portion 68 in an extended state.

The gathered nonwoven fabric 62 is a flexible nonwoven fabric excellent in uniformity and concealment, such as spunbond nonwoven fabric (SS, SSS, etc.), SMS nonwoven fabric (SMS, SSMMS, etc.), melt blown nonwoven fabric, etc. A treated product can be suitably used, and the fiber basis weight is preferably about 10 to 30 g / m ² . As the elongated elastic elastic member 63, rubber thread or the like can be used. When spandex thread rubber is used, the thickness is preferably 470 to 1240 dtex, more preferably 620 to 940 dtex. The elongation rate at the time of fixation is preferably 150 to 350%, more preferably 200 to 300%. The term “elongation rate” means a value when the natural length is 100%. Moreover, as shown in the drawing, a waterproof film 64 can be interposed between the gathered nonwoven fabrics 62 folded in two. In this case, the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 is partially omitted in the portion where the waterproof film 64 is present. However, in order to make the appearance and feel of the product like a cloth, it is necessary that at least the outer surface from the base end to the tip end of the side gather 60 is formed of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 as shown in the figure. It is.

  2-6 are preferable and, as for the number of the elongate elastic expansion-contraction members 63 provided in the free part of the side gathers 60, 3-5 are more preferable. The arrangement interval 60d is suitably 3 to 10 mm. If comprised in this way, in the range which has arrange | positioned the elongate elastic expansion-contraction member 63, it will become easy to contact | abut with respect to skin. The elongated elastic elastic member 63 may be disposed not only at the distal end side but also at the base side.

  In the free part 68 of the side gathers 60, hot melt adhesives and heat seals by various coating methods are used to bond the inner and outer layers of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 and to fix the gather elastic elastic member 63 sandwiched between them. At least one of fixing means by material welding such as an ultrasonic seal can be used. Since the flexibility is lost when the entire inner layer and outer layer of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 are bonded together, it is preferable that the portions other than the bonding portion of the gather elastic elastic member 63 are not bonded or weakly bonded. In the illustrated embodiment, a hot melt adhesive is applied only to the outer peripheral surface of the gather elastic stretchable member 63 by a coating means such as a comb gun or a sure wrap nozzle, and is sandwiched between the inner layer and the outer layer of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62, thereby collecting the gather elastic stretch. A structure in which the elongated elastic elastic member is fixed to the inner layer and the outer layer of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 and the inner layer and the outer layer of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 are fixed only by the hot melt adhesive applied to the outer peripheral surface of the member 63. It has become.

  Further, a hot melt adhesive and heat seal by various application methods are used for fixing the waterproof film 64 and the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 incorporated in the side gather 60 and fixing the lying portion 67 to the side surface of the interior body 200. Or at least one of means by material welding such as ultrasonic sealing can be used. In the illustrated embodiment, slot application of hot melt adhesive is used for fixing the waterproof film 64. In addition, the fixed portion 67 in the illustrated form is combined with a hot melt adhesive and a material welding means, but these can be fixed only with one of the means.

  The fixing target of the root portion 65 of the side gather 60 can be an appropriate member such as the top sheet 30, the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, the absorbent element 50 in the interior body 200.

  In the side gather 60 of the first embodiment configured as described above, the contraction force of the elongated elastic elastic member 63 acts so as to bring the both ends in the front-rear direction close to each other. Since they are fixed so that they do not stand up, they are non-fixed free parts, so that only the free parts stand so as to abut on the body side as shown in FIG. In particular, when the root portion 65 is located on the back side of the interior body 200, the side gathers 60 stand up so that the side gathers 60 open outward in the width direction in the crotch portion and the vicinity thereof. It comes to contact | abut and a fitting property comes to improve.

  The dimensions of the side gathers 60 of the first embodiment can be determined as appropriate. However, in the case of an infant paper diaper, for example, as shown in FIG. 3, the standing height of the side gathers 60 (the body portion 66 in the unfolded state). The width direction length (W6) is preferably 15 to 60 mm, particularly preferably 20 to 40 mm. In addition, the distance W3 between the folds located on the innermost side in a state where the side gathers 60 are flatly folded so as to be parallel to the surface of the top sheet 30 is preferably 60 to 190 mm, particularly preferably 70 to 140 mm.

  The side gathers 60 of the first embodiment include only a three-dimensional gather, but may include both a three-dimensional gather and a planar gather, or may include only a planar gather. 12 and 13 illustrate a second form of side gather 60 that includes both solid gathers and planar gathers. Each side gather 60 is a first portion 61 (planar gathering portion) that protrudes to the side of the interior body 200 from a root portion 65 fixed to the side portion on the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 in the interior body 200. And a second portion 69 (a three-dimensional gathered portion) that protrudes from the root portion 65 fixed to both sides of the top sheet 30 in the interior body 200 to the front side of the interior body 200. More specifically, a strip-shaped gathered nonwoven fabric 62 having a length equal to the length in the front-rear direction of the interior body 200 extends laterally from the root portion 65 and is folded back to the front side at the tip of the first portion 61. The portion folded back to the front side reaches the second portion 69 through the first portion 61, and is folded at the tip of the second portion 69. As for the overlapping part in the gathered nonwoven fabric 62, the opposing part is joined by a hot-melt adhesive or the like. Moreover, while the front-rear direction both ends of the 2nd part 69 are set as the fallen part 67 fixed with respect to the side part surface of the top sheet 30 in a lying state, the front-back direction intermediate part located between these is An unfixed free portion 68 is provided. At least the middle part of the first part 61 in the front-rear direction and the free part 68 of the second part 69 have one or more elastic elastic members 63 extending in the front-rear direction LD or spaced apart in the width direction WD. The free portion 68 of the second portion 69 contracts in the front-rear direction LD due to the contraction force to form a three-dimensional gather that touches around the leg, and the first portion 61 contracts in the front-rear direction LD. Plane gathers around the legs.

  Other points relating to the second embodiment, such as the material of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 and the material of the gather elastic elastic member 63, are the same as those in the first embodiment, and thus the description thereof is omitted.

(Absorption element)
The absorbent element 50 includes an absorbent body 56 and a packaging sheet 58 that wraps the entire absorbent body 56. The packaging sheet 58 can be omitted.

(Absorber)
The absorber 56 can be formed of an aggregate of fibers. As this fiber assembly, a filament assembly obtained by opening, as necessary, synthetic fiber tows (fiber bundles) such as cellulose acetate as well as short fibers such as cotton-like pulp and synthetic fibers Can also be used. The fiber basis weight can be set to, for example, about 100 to 300 g / m ² when cotton-like pulp or short fibers are stacked, and in the case of a filament aggregate, for example, about 30 to 120 g / m ^2. Can do. The fineness in the case of a synthetic fiber is 1-16 dtex, for example, Preferably it is 1-10 dtex, More preferably, it is 1-5 dtex. In the case of a filament aggregate, the filament may be a non-crimped fiber, but is preferably a crimped fiber. The degree of crimp of the crimped fibers can be, for example, about 5 to 75, preferably 10 to 50, and more preferably about 15 to 50 per 2.54 cm . Further, a crimped fiber that is uniformly crimped is often used. It is preferable to disperse and hold superabsorbent polymer particles in the absorber 56.

  Although the absorbent body 56 may be rectangular, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, the front end portion, the rear end portion and the narrow end portion 56N which is narrower than the front end portion and the rear end portion. It is preferable that the shape of the hourglass with the above is improved because the fit of the absorbent body 56 and the side gathers 60 around the legs is improved.

  Further, the size of the absorbent body 56 can be appropriately determined as long as it extends to the front, rear, left, and right of the urination port position, but preferably extends to the peripheral portion of the interior body 200 or the vicinity thereof in the front-rear direction LD and the width direction WD. . Reference numeral 56X indicates the width of the absorber 56.

(Superabsorbent polymer particles)
The absorber 56 can contain superabsorbent polymer particles in a part or all thereof. Superabsorbent polymer particles include “powder” in addition to “particles”. As the superabsorbent polymer particles 54, those used for this type of disposable diaper can be used as they are, for example, by sieving (shaking for 5 minutes) using a 500 μm standard sieve (JIS Z8801-1: 2006). The proportion of particles remaining on the top is preferably 30% by weight or less, and the proportion of particles remaining on the screen by sieving (shaking for 5 minutes) using a 180 μm standard sieve (JIS Z8801-1: 2006) 60% by weight or more is desirable.

  The material of the superabsorbent polymer particles can be used without any particular limitation, but those having a water absorption of 40 g / g or more are suitable. High-absorbent polymer particles include starch-based, cellulose-based, and synthetic polymer-based starch-acrylic acid (salt) graft copolymers, saponified starch-acrylonitrile copolymers, and sodium carboxymethylcellulose crosslinks. Or an acrylic acid (salt) polymer can be used. As the shape of the superabsorbent polymer particles, a commonly used granular material is suitable, but other shapes can also be used.

  As the superabsorbent polymer particles, those having a water absorption rate of 70 seconds or less, particularly 40 seconds or less are preferably used. If the water absorption speed is too slow, the liquid supplied into the absorber 56 is likely to cause a so-called reverse return that returns to the outside of the absorber 56.

  Further, as the superabsorbent polymer particles, those having a gel strength of 1000 Pa or more are preferably used. Thereby, even if it is a case where it is set as the bulky absorber 56, the sticky feeling after liquid absorption can be suppressed effectively.

The basis weight of the superabsorbent polymer particles can be appropriately determined according to the amount of absorption required for the use of the absorber 56. Therefore, although it cannot be said unconditionally, it can be set to 50 to 350 g / m ² . If the amount of polymer is less than 50 g / m ^2, it is difficult to secure the absorption amount. When it exceeds 350 g / m ² , the effect is saturated.

  If necessary, the superabsorbent polymer particles can adjust the spraying density or spraying amount in the plane direction of the absorber 56. For example, it is possible to increase the amount of the liquid excretion site more than other sites. When gender differences are taken into account, men can increase the front spray density (amount), while women can increase the center spray density (amount). In addition, a portion where no polymer exists locally (for example, in a spot shape) in the planar direction of the absorber 56 can also be provided.

(Packaging sheet)
When the packaging sheet 58 is used, as the material, tissue paper, particularly crepe paper, non-woven fabric, polylaminated non-woven fabric, a sheet with small holes, or the like can be used. However, it is desirable that the superabsorbent polymer particles be a sheet that does not escape. When a nonwoven fabric is used in place of the crepe paper, a hydrophilic SMS nonwoven fabric (SMS, SSMMS, etc.) is particularly suitable, and the material can be polypropylene, polyethylene / polypropylene composite material, or the like. The basis weight is preferably 5 to 40 g / m ² , particularly 10 to 30 g / m ² .

  The packaging form of the packaging sheet 58 can be determined as appropriate, but from the viewpoint of ease of manufacture and prevention of leakage of the superabsorbent polymer particles from the front and rear end edges, the cylinder is formed so as to surround the front and back surfaces and both side surfaces of the absorbent body 56. It is preferable that the front and rear edge portions protrude from the front and rear of the absorbent body 56, and the overlapping portion and the overlapping portion of the front and rear protruding portions are joined by a joining means such as hot melt adhesive or material welding.

(Exterior body)
The exterior bodies 12F and 12B include a front exterior body 12F that is a part constituting the front body F and a rear exterior body 12B that is a part constituting the rear body B. The front exterior body 12F and the rear exterior body 12B Are not continuous on the crotch side and are spaced apart in the front-rear direction LD (exterior two-split type). This separation distance 12d can be about 150 to 250 mm, for example. Moreover, as shown in FIG.14 and FIG.15, the exterior body 12 can also be made into the integral thing which continues between crotches from the front body F to the back body B (exterior integral type).

  The exterior bodies 12 </ b> F and 12 </ b> B have a waistline portion that is a front-rear direction range corresponding to the waistline region T. In this embodiment, the front exterior body 12F does not have a portion corresponding to the intermediate region L, but the rear exterior body 12B has a collar cover portion C that extends from the waist region T to the intermediate region L side. doing. Although not shown, the front exterior body 12F is also provided with a collar cover portion that extends from the waistline region T toward the intermediate region L, a configuration that does not provide a collar cover portion while providing a groin cover portion, and the front exterior body 12F and It is not necessary to provide a portion corresponding to the intermediate region L in both of the rear exterior bodies 12B. In the illustrated embodiment, the lower edge of the buttock cover portion C is formed in a straight line shape along the width direction WD, as with the lower edge of the front exterior body 12F. It can also be a curve that becomes.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the exterior bodies 12 </ b> F and 12 </ b> B are obtained by joining the outer sheet layer 12 </ b> S and the inner sheet layer 12 </ b> H by a joining means such as a hot melt adhesive or welding. The sheet material for forming the outer sheet layer 12S and the sheet material for forming the inner sheet layer 12H may be a single sheet material as shown in FIG. 5 or may be individual sheet materials. That is, in the former case, the inner sheet layer 12H and the outer sheet layer 12S are respectively formed by the inner part and the outer part of one sheet material folded at the edge of the waist opening WO (may be the crotch edge). Is done. In the former form, there is an advantage that the number of sheet materials is small, and in the latter form, there is an advantage that misalignment is difficult when the inner sheet layer 12H and the outer sheet layer 12S are bonded together.

The sheet material used for the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H can be used without any particular limitation, but is preferably a non-woven fabric. For example, synthetic fibers such as olefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene, polyesters and polyamides, Nonwoven fabrics composed of mixed fibers, composite fibers or the like in which more than one species are used can be used. Furthermore, the nonwoven fabric may be manufactured by any processing. Examples of the processing method include known methods such as a spunlace method, a spunbond method, a thermal bond method, a melt blown method, a needle punch method, an air through method, and a point bond method. When using a nonwoven fabric, the basis weight is preferably about 10 to 30 g / m ² .

Moreover, it is preferable that the total weight of the exterior bodies 12F and 12B is about 20 to 60 g / m ² .

(Extensible / non-extensible area)
The exterior bodies 12F and 12B are provided with elongated elastic elastic members 15 to 19 such as rubber thread between the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in order to improve the fit of the wearer around the torso. An expansion / contraction region is formed that elastically expands and contracts in the width direction WD as the member expands and contracts. In this stretchable region, in the natural length state, the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H are shrunk with the shrinkage of the elastic stretchable member to form wrinkles or wrinkles, and when stretched in the longitudinal direction of the elastic stretchable member, The outer sheet layer 12 </ b> S and the inner sheet layer 12 </ b> H can be stretched to a predetermined stretch rate that can be fully stretched. As the elongated elastic elastic members 15 to 19, synthetic rubber or natural rubber may be used.

  For bonding the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in the exterior bodies 12F and 12B and fixing the elongated elastic members 15 to 19 sandwiched between them, hot melt adhesives and heat seals by various coating methods are used. At least one of fixing means by material welding such as an ultrasonic seal can be used. Since the flexibility is lost when the entire exterior bodies 12F and 12B are firmly fixed, it is preferable that the portions other than the adhesive portions of the elongated elastic elastic members 15 to 19 are not adhered or weakly adhered. In the illustrated embodiment, a hot melt adhesive is applied only to the outer peripheral surfaces of the elongated elastic elastic members 15 to 19 by an application means such as a comb gun or a sure wrap nozzle, and sandwiched between both sheet layers 12S and 12H, thereby forming the elongated shape. With only the hot melt adhesive applied to the outer peripheral surfaces of the elastic elastic members 15 to 19, fixing the elongated elastic elastic members 15 to 19 to both the sheet layers 12S and 12H and fixing between the two sheet layers 12S and 12H It has a structure to do. The elastic elastic members 15 to 19 can be fixed to the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H only at both ends in the expansion / contraction direction in the expansion / contraction region.

More specifically, between the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in the waist part W of the exterior bodies 12F and 12B, a plurality of waist elastic elastic members 17 are vertically arranged so as to be continuous over the entire width direction WD. Attached with a gap. Moreover, about the 1 or several arrange | positioned by the area | region adjacent to the waist lower part U among the waist part elastic elastic members 17, you may overlap with the interior body 200 or the width direction which overlaps with the interior body 200 You may each provide in the width direction both sides except a center part. As the waist resilient and elastic members 17, the thickness 155～1880Dtex, particularly about 470～1240Dtex (the case of synthetic rubber. Cross-sectional area in the case of natural rubber 0.05 to 1.5 mm ^2, in particular 0.1 to 1 the rubber thread .0mm about ²⁾ is preferably provided about 3 to 22 present at intervals of 4 to 12 mm, this elongation in the width direction WD of the waist portion W by the 150% to 400%, particularly about 220 to 320% Is preferred. Further, the waist portion W does not need to use the waist elastic elastic member 17 having the same thickness in all of the front-rear direction LD or have the same elongation rate. The thickness and the expansion rate of 17 may be different.

  In addition, a plurality of waist lower elastic elastic members 15 and 19 made of an elongated elastic elastic member are vertically spaced between the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in the waist lower part U of the exterior bodies 12F and 12B. It is installed with a gap.

The waist lower elastic elastic members 15 and 19 have a thickness of 155 to 1880 dtex, especially about 470 to 1240 dtex (in the case of synthetic rubber. In the case of natural rubber, the cross-sectional area is 0.05 to 1.5 mm ² , particularly 0.1. the rubber thread ~1.0mm about ^2), 1 to 15 mm, particularly preferably to dispose 5-30 present at intervals of 3 to 8 mm, elongation in the width direction WD of the waist lower portion U by which from 200 to 350 %, Particularly about 240 to 300% is preferable.

  In addition, a plurality of cover elastic elastic members 16 made of an elongated elastic elastic member are vertically spaced between the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in the buttock cover part C of the rear exterior body 12B. It is attached.

The cover elastic elastic member 16 has a thickness of 155 to 1880 dtex, especially about 470 to 1240 dtex (in the case of synthetic rubber. In the case of natural rubber, the cross-sectional area is 0.05 to 1.5 mm ² , particularly 0.1 to 1. the rubber thread 0mm about ^2), 5 to 40 mm, particularly preferably to dispose about 2 to 10 present at intervals of 5 to 20 mm, this elongation in the width direction WD of the cover portion by 150 to 300%, in particular 180 to It is preferably 260%.

  In the case where an inguinal cover is provided on the front exterior body 12F, a cover elastic member can be provided in the same manner.

  When the elastic elastic members 15, 16, 19 are provided in the front-rear direction range having the absorber 56 like the waist lower part U and the buttock cover part C in the illustrated form, the width of the absorber 56 in a part or all thereof. In order to prevent the shrinkage in the direction WD, the intermediate in the width direction (preferably including the entire inner / outer joint portion 201) including part or all of the portion overlapping the absorber 56 and the width direction WD is defined as the non-stretchable region A1. The both sides in the width direction are taken as the stretchable area A2. The waist portion W is preferably the stretchable region A2 over the entire width direction WD, but similarly to the waist lower portion U, a non-stretchable region A1 may be provided in the middle in the width direction.

  The stretchable region A2 and the non-stretchable region A1 supply elastic stretchable members 15 to 17 and 19 between the inner sheet layer 12H and the outer sheet layer 12S, and the elastic stretchable members 15, 16, and 19 in the stretchable region A2. At least both ends in the stretching direction are fixed via a hot melt adhesive, not fixed in the region that becomes the non-stretchable region A1, but in the region that becomes the non-stretchable region A1, the elastic stretchable members 15, 16, and 19 are intermediate in the width direction. In the non-stretchable region A1, the elastic stretchable members 15, 16, and 19 are cut finely by pressurizing and heating to leave the stretchability in the stretchable region A2. Can be constructed by killing stretch. In the former case, as shown in FIG. 4, the non-stretchable region A1 is a state in which the uncut elastic stretch members 15, 16, and 19 in the stretchable region A2 are continuously cut from the elastic stretch members 15, 16, and 19 to the natural length alone as the unnecessary elastic stretch members 18 In the latter case, although not shown, the remaining cutting portion continuous from the elastic elastic members 15, 16, and 19 in the elastic region A2, and both of the elastic regions A2 are left. A cut piece of the elastic elastic member that is not continuous with the elastic elastic members 15, 16, and 19 remains between the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H in a state where the cut piece of the elastic elastic member is contracted to the natural length alone as an unnecessary elastic elastic member.

  In the exterior two-divided type pants-type disposable diaper, since the interior body 200 is exposed between the front exterior body 12F and the rear exterior body 12B, the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is not exposed on the back surface of the interior body 200. The cover nonwoven fabric 20 covering the back surface of the interior body 200 is provided between the front exterior body 12F and the interior body 200 and between the rear exterior body 12B and the interior body 200. 7 and 8, when the outer sheet layer 12S of the exterior body 12 is a nonwoven fabric, the outer sheet layer 12S continues from the front body F to the back body B through the crotch, It becomes the cover nonwoven fabric 20 which covers the liquid-impermeable sheet 11.

  The range in the front-rear direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is not particularly limited as long as it has portions that overlap the front exterior body 12F and the rear exterior body 12B, as shown in FIGS. 2, 5, 7, 9, and 10. Furthermore, it may extend in the front-rear direction LD over the entire front end to rear end of the interior body 200, and as shown in FIG. 8, the front-rear direction intermediate position of the region where the front exterior body 12F and the interior body 200 overlap each other. The rear exterior body 12B and the interior body 200 may extend in the front-rear direction LD to the middle position in the front-rear direction. In the latter case, the length 20y in the front-rear direction of the overlapping portion between the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the front exterior body 12F can be appropriately determined as the length 20y in the front-rear direction of the overlapping portion between the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the rear exterior body 12B. In a normal case, the thickness can be about 20 to 40 mm.

  The range in the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is a range in which the exposed back surface portion of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 can be hidden. For this reason, in the illustrated form, since the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is exposed between the base ends of the left and right side gathers 60, the back side of the base end part of at least one side gather 60 to the other side gather 60. A cover nonwoven fabric 20 is provided so as to cover the range in the width direction up to the back side of the base end of the cover. Thereby, the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 can be concealed by the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 of the side gathers 60, and the holes 14 at both ends in the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 are gathered nonwoven fabric 62 when viewed from the outer surface. It will never be hidden. Further, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 may be configured such that the both ends of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 in the width direction do not cover the back side of the base end portion of the side gather 60 but the gather nonwoven fabric 62 covers the back sides of both ends in the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20. 20 and the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 can conceal the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. In that case, if the total light transmittance of the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 is 60 to 90%, the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 covers the cover nonwoven fabric 20. Even in the hidden portion, the holes 14 of the perforated nonwoven fabric can be sufficiently seen through, so that it can be recognized that the portion having the function of improving air permeability extends to the side gathers 60, and the visual effect of the holes 14 is sufficient. Will be demonstrated.

<Example of tape-type disposable diapers>
16-20 has shown an example of the tape type disposable diaper, the code | symbol X in a figure has shown the full width of the diaper except a fastening tape, and the code | symbol Y has shown the full length of the diaper. This tape-type disposable diaper includes an absorbent body 56 that extends from the abdominal side to the back side, a liquid-permeable top sheet 30 that covers the front side of the absorbent body 56, and a liquid-impermeable sheet 11 that covers the back side of the absorbent body 56. A ventral end flap portion EF and a dorsal end flap portion EF that are portions that extend to the front side and the rear side of the absorber 56 and that do not have the absorber 56, respectively. It has a pair of side flap part SF extended from the side edge of the absorber 56 to the side. In the middle of the side flap portion SF in the front-rear direction, a constriction is formed along the periphery of the leg, and a fastening tape 13 is provided on the back side of the constricted portion.

  The back surface of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is covered with a cover nonwoven fabric 20. The cover nonwoven fabric 20 extends to the periphery of the diaper, the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 extends to the front and rear edges of the diaper in the front-rear direction, and the side edge of the absorbent body and the side edge of the exterior sheet in the width direction. However, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 can be only a part in the front-rear direction, only a part in the width direction, or both as necessary. For example, when a part of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is covered with another material such as a gathered nonwoven fabric, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 may not be provided for that portion.

  The top sheet 30 and the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 are rectangular in the illustrated example, have slightly larger dimensions in the front-rear direction and the width direction than the absorbent element 50, and protrude from the side edge of the absorbent element 50 in the top sheet 30. The peripheral edge part and the peripheral edge part which protruded from the side edge of the absorption element 50 in the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 are joined by a hot melt adhesive or the like.

  Similarly to the case of the pants-type disposable diaper, the absorbent body 56 can be interposed between the top sheet and the liquid-impermeable sheet as an absorbent element wrapped by a packaging sheet, and an intermediate between the top sheet and the absorbent element. A sheet 40 can be provided. The intermediate sheet 40 in the illustrated form is arranged in the center shorter than the width of the absorbent element 50, but may be provided over the entire width. The length in the longitudinal direction of the intermediate sheet 40 may be the same as the entire length of the diaper, may be the same as the length of the absorbent element 50, or may be within a short length range centered on the region that receives the liquid. Further, as in the case of the pants-type disposable diaper, an indicator that changes color in contact with the liquid content of excrement can be provided.

  Side gathers 60 are provided on both sides of the surface of the tape-type disposable diaper in the width direction. Each side gather 60 includes a first portion 61 (planar gather portion) provided in each side flap portion SF and a second portion 69 (three-dimensional gather portion) protruding on both side portions of the top sheet 30. Is included. More specifically, a strip-shaped gathered nonwoven fabric 62 having a length equal to the total length Y of the diaper extends from the first portion 61 to the second portion 69, and the gathered nonwoven fabric 62 covers the first portion 61. Joined to the nonwoven fabric 20 with a hot melt adhesive or the like, and between these nonwoven fabrics, a gather elastic elastic member 63 along the front-rear direction LD is fixed in a stretched state with one or a plurality in the width direction WD at intervals. The first portion 61 contracts in the front-rear direction LD due to the contraction force, and becomes a flat gather that comes into contact with the legs. Further, the gathered non-woven fabric 62 has an extending portion extending from the first portion 61 as a root portion to the center in the width direction WD, and at least the extending portion is folded at the tip to form a two-layer structure. Has been. Both end portions in the front-rear direction LD in the extending portion are set as the lying portions 67 fixed to the top sheet 30, while the intermediate portion in the front-rear direction LD positioned therebetween is set as a non-fixed free portion 68. One or more gather elastic elastic members 63 along the front-rear direction LD are fixed to the free portion 68 in a stretched state with a gap in the width direction WD, and the free portion of the second portion 69 is contracted by the contraction force. 68 is a three-dimensional gather that contracts in the front-rear direction LD and touches around the legs.

  The fastening tape 13 in the illustrated embodiment includes a tape base portion 13C which forms a tape mounting portion 13C fixed to the side portion of the diaper, a tape main body portion 13B protruding from the tape mounting portion 13C, and a tape main body portion 13B in the sheet base material. There is a locking portion 13A for the abdominal side provided at the intermediate portion in the width direction, and the tip side is a knob portion from this locking portion 13A. The tape attachment portion 13C of the fastening tape 13 is sandwiched between the gather sheet 62 forming the inner layer and the cover nonwoven fabric 20 forming the outer layer in the side flap portion, and is bonded to both the sheets 62 and 12 by a hot melt adhesive. . Further, the locking portion 13A is joined to the inner surface of the tape main body portion 13B with an adhesive.

  As the locking portion 13A, a hook material (male material) of a mechanical fastener (surface fastener) is suitable. The hook material has a large number of engaging projections on the outer surface side thereof. The shape of the engaging protrusion is (A) Le-shaped, (B) J-shaped, (C) Mushroom-shaped, (D) T-shaped, (E) Double J-shaped (J-shaped And the like may be any shape. Of course, an adhesive layer can also be provided as a locking portion of the fastening tape 13.

  Moreover, as a sheet | seat base material which forms from 13 C of tape attachment parts to the tape main-body part 13B, a nonwoven fabric, a plastic film, a polylaminated nonwoven fabric, paper, and these composite materials can be used.

  When the diaper is mounted, the fastening tape 13 is locked at a proper position on the outer surface of the abdominal side F with the back side flap portion SF overlapped with the outside of the abdominal side flap portion SF. The position and size of the fastening portion of the fastening tape 13 can be arbitrarily determined.

  It is preferable to provide a target sheet 24 having a target for facilitating the locking at the locking position of the fastening tape 13 on the ventral side F. When the locking portion 13A is a hook material, the target sheet 24 is a film type having a film layer and an engagement layer provided on the entire outer surface of the locking portion 13A so that the hook of the locking portion 13A is detachably engaged. A thing can be used suitably. In this case, as the engagement layer, a non-woven fabric layer of thermoplastic resin is formed by intermittent ultrasonic sealing in addition to a form in which a net-like body knitted with yarn and having a loop is attached on a film layer. Although the form which is attached on a film layer and the fiber of a nonwoven fabric makes a loop is known, all can be used conveniently. Further, a filmless type target tape having a film layer without embossing a thermoplastic resin nonwoven fabric can also be used. In these target tapes, the fastening tape 13 is coupled by the hook of the fastening tape 13 being entangled or caught in the loop.

  In the case where the locking portion 13A is an adhesive material layer, the surface of a sheet base material made of a plastic film having a smooth surface that is rich in adhesiveness can be used.

  Further, when the fastening portion of the fastening tape 13 on the ventral side F is made of a nonwoven fabric, for example, when the cover nonwoven fabric 20 of the illustrated form is made of a nonwoven fabric, and the fastening portion of the fastening tape 13 is a hook material 13A, The target sheet 24 can be omitted, and the hook material 13A can be entangled with the nonwoven fabric of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and locked. In this case, the target sheet 24 may be provided between the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the liquid-impermeable sheet 11.

The end flap portions EF are portions that extend to the front side and the rear side of the absorbent main body portion 10 respectively, and are portions that do not have the absorbent element 50, and the front side extension portion is a ventral end flap portion EF. Yes, the rear extension part is the back end flap part EF.
The length in the front-rear direction of the back end flap EF is preferably the same as or shorter than the length in the front-rear direction of the attachment portion of the fastening tape 13 for the reason described above. If it is too close, a gap is likely to occur between the back end of the diaper and the body surface due to the thickness and stiffness of the absorbent element 50, so that it is preferably 10 mm or more.
The length in the front-rear direction of the ventral end flap portion EF and the back end flap portion EF is preferably about 5 to 20% of the length L in the front-rear direction of the entire diaper. In diapers for infants, 10-60 mm, In particular, a thickness of 20 to 50 mm is appropriate.

  In order to improve the fit on the back side of the diaper, it is preferable that a belt-like back-side stretchable sheet 70 that elastically stretches in the width direction is provided between the fastening tapes 13 as shown in the figure. Both end portions of the back-side elastic sheet 70 are preferably extended to a portion that overlaps with the attachment portions of both fastening tapes 13, but may be separated to the center in the width direction. It is preferable that the front-rear dimension of the back-side stretchable sheet 70 is within a range of about plus or minus 20% with respect to the front-rear dimension of the attachment portion of the fastening tape 13. In addition, when the back side elastic sheet 70 is arranged so as to overlap the boundary line between the back side end flap portion EF and the absorbent element 50 as shown in the figure, the back side end portion of the absorbent element 50 is firmly pressed against the body. Therefore, it is preferable. The back-side elastic sheet 70 may use a sheet-like elastic member such as a rubber sheet, but it is preferable to use a nonwoven fabric or paper from the viewpoint of air permeability. In this case, a sheet-like elastic member having air permeability such as a stretchable nonwoven fabric can be used. However, as shown in FIG. Attached with an adhesive, and fixed between the two sheet base materials 71 in a stretched state along the width direction with a perforated sheet-like, net-like, elongated shape (thread-like or string-like) etc. Are preferably used. As the sheet base 71 in this case, the same one as the exterior sheet 12 can be used. The elongation rate of the elastic elastic member 72 is preferably about 150 to 250%. In addition, when an elongated (stretch or string-like) member is used as the elastic elastic member 72, it is preferable to provide about 5 to 15 members having a thickness of 420 to 1120 dtex at intervals 72d of 3 to 10 mm.

  In addition, it is preferable that a part of the elastic expansion / contraction member 72 is arranged so as to cross the absorbent element 50 as shown in the figure because the fitting property of the absorption element 50 is improved, but in this case, the elastic expansion / contraction member 72 is used. If the contraction force is prevented from acting on a part or all of the overlapping portion by means such as cutting, the back end of the absorbent element 50 does not contract in the width direction, so that the fit is further improved.

The elastic elastic member 72 may be fixed over the entire length of the sheet base material 71 in the longitudinal direction of the sheet (width direction of the diaper). In the range of about 5 to 20 mm at the end in the front-rear direction (diaper width direction), it is preferable that the contraction force does not work or the elastic elastic member 72 does not exist.
In the illustrated embodiment, the back-side stretchable sheet 70 is sandwiched between the gather sheet 62 and the exterior sheet 12 on both sides in the width direction of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 and overlaps with the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. Although provided so as to be sandwiched between the permeable sheet 11 and the absorbent element 50, it may be provided between the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 and the exterior sheet 12, or provided on the outer surface of the exterior sheet 12. Alternatively, it may be provided between the top sheet 30 and the absorbent element 50. Further, the back-side elastic sheet 70 may be provided on the top sheet 30. In this case, the back-side elastic sheet 70 may be provided on the gather sheet 62 on both sides in the width direction of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. Further, when the exterior sheet 12 is formed by stacking a plurality of sheet base materials, the entire back-side stretchable sheet 70 may be provided between the sheet base materials of the exterior sheet 12.

<Cover nonwoven fabric>
The cover nonwoven fabric 20 covers the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 and forms a product outer surface in at least a part of the portion covering the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. Characteristically, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is a perforated nonwoven fabric in which a large number of holes 14 penetrating the front and back surfaces are provided at intervals. The type of fiber of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the processing method of fiber bonding (entanglement) are not particularly limited, and the same as the exterior sheet can be selected as appropriate, but it is desirable to use an air-through nonwoven fabric. The basis weight is preferably 20 to 30 g / m ² and the thickness is preferably 0.3 to 1.0 mm.

  Moreover, in the above-mentioned exterior two-divided type pants-type disposable diaper, the side edge of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is the narrowest part of the absorbent body 56 (the full width when there is no constricted part 56N. When the constricted part 56N is provided. Is the same as the side edge of the narrow part in the constricted portion 56N) or the width of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is overlapped with the absorbent body 56, that is, the rigidity is high. Since the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is located only in the portion where wrinkles and breakage are unlikely to occur, both sides of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 are less likely to shrink in the front-rear direction LD, and wrinkles are formed on both sides of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 14 crushing is difficult to occur.

  The cover nonwoven fabric 20 desirably has the holes 14 extending in the front-rear direction in consideration of the air permeability improvement effect, but may have a region without the holes 14 in a part of the front-rear direction LD. On the other hand, in the width direction WD, it is preferable that the hole 14 is provided over the entire cover nonwoven fabric 20. In other words, in the form in which the cover nonwoven fabric 20 has regions without the holes 14 at both ends in the width direction WD, if the holes 14 are opened by a method other than punching with a cutter, the fibers at the edges of the holes 14 will be described later. When the material of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is stored in a roll state, the edge of the hole 14 is bent back and the edge of the hole 14 is warped and the thickness of the perforated area becomes thicker than the non-porous area. May be loosely wound, and wrinkles or creases may be formed in the non-porous regions on both sides. Therefore, it is desirable that the hole 14 is formed over the entire width direction WD as illustrated.

  For example, in the above-described exterior-integrated type pants-type disposable diaper, as shown in FIG. 14, the hole 14 can be formed only in the middle region in the front-rear direction that does not have the elastic elastic members 15 to 18 in the cover nonwoven fabric 20. . On the other hand, in the above-described tape-type disposable diaper, as shown in FIG. 17, the holes 14 can be formed throughout the front-rear direction and the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20. Moreover, in the above-described exterior two-split type pants-type disposable diaper, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 8, the formation region of the hole 14 extends from the portion overlapping the front exterior body 12 </ b> F in the cover nonwoven fabric 20 to the rear exterior body 12 </ b> B. It is desirable to extend to the overlapping part.

  The planar shape (opening shape) of each hole 14 can be determined as appropriate, and has a long hole shape as shown in FIGS. 21 (a) and 21 (b), as shown in FIGS. 21 (c) and 21 (e). It can be an arbitrary shape such as a perfect circle, an ellipse as shown in FIG. 21D, a polygon such as a triangle, a rectangle or a rhombus, a star or a cloud. Although the size of each hole 14 is not particularly limited, the maximum dimension 14L in the front-rear direction LD is preferably 0.3 to 1.8 mm, particularly 0.4 to 1.0 mm, and the maximum dimension 14W in the width direction WD is The thickness is preferably 0.2 to 1.5 mm, particularly preferably 0.3 to 1.0 mm. When the shape of the hole 14 is a long shape in one direction such as a long hole shape, an ellipse shape, a rectangular shape, a rhombus shape, etc. (a shape in which the total length in one direction is longer than the total length in the direction perpendicular to this), the maximum in the longitudinal direction The dimension is preferably 1.2 to 2.5 times the maximum dimension in the direction perpendicular thereto. Moreover, when the shape of the hole 14 is long in one direction, the longitudinal direction of the hole 14 is preferably the front-rear direction LD, but may be the width direction WD or an oblique direction.

Although individual area and the area ratio of the holes 14 may be appropriately determined, it is preferable that the area is 0.1~2.7mm ² (especially 0.1 to 1.0 mm ²⁾ about, the area ratio 1. It is preferably about 0 to 15.0% (particularly 5.0 to 10.0%).

  Although the plane arrangement of the holes 14 can be determined as appropriate, a plane arrangement that is regularly repeated is preferable, and is an orthorhombic lattice shape as shown in FIG. 21A or a hexagonal lattice shape as shown in FIG. (These are also referred to as a staggered pattern.), A square grid pattern as shown in FIG. 21 (c), a rectangular grid pattern as shown in FIG. 21 (d), and a parallel grid as shown in FIG. 21 (e). Thus, a configuration in which two groups are arranged so that a large number of parallel diagonal rows intersect each other) (including those inclined at an angle of less than 90 degrees with respect to the front-rear direction LD) In addition to what is regularly repeated, the group of holes 14 (group unit arrangement may be regular or irregular, and may be a pattern, a character, or the like) may be regularly repeated.

  The interval 14y in the front-rear direction and the interval 14x in the width direction of the holes 14 can be determined as appropriate. However, considering air permeability, 14y is 0.9 to 8.0 mm, 14x is 2.0 to 10 mm, particularly 14y is 1. It is desirable that 0 to 3.0 mm and 14x are within a range of 3.0 to 5.0 mm. In particular, as shown in FIG. 21 (d), a row of holes 14 arranged in the front-rear direction with a front-rear direction interval 14y narrower than the front-rear dimension 14L of the hole 14 repeats at a predetermined interval in the width direction WD, and the width direction When the interval 14x is wider than the front-rear dimension 14L of the hole 14 (and more preferably 3 times or more the width-direction dimension 14W of the hole 14), the air permeability is remarkably improved, and the softness and bulkiness are increased. It is preferable because it does not impair and there is no decrease in the tensile strength of the sheet in the front-rear direction, which is important during production. Particularly in this case, the shape of the hole 14 is preferably elongated in the front-rear direction LD.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the periphery of the hole 14 is a warped portion 14e that warps to the front side. As a specific shape, as shown in FIG. 22, the first embodiment in which the warped height 14h of the warped portion 14e is substantially uniform, and as shown in FIG. 23, the warped portion 14e has the highest warped height 14i. A second form having a portion and a facing portion facing in a direction orthogonal to the portion and having the lowest warped height 14j can be exemplified. Although it is desirable that the warped portion 14e is continuously cylindrical in the circumferential direction of the hole, the warped portion 14e of a part or all of the holes 14 is formed only in a part of the circumferential direction of the hole 14. Also good. It is preferable that the warped heights 14h, 14i, and 14j (apparent height when no pressure is measured using an optical microscope) is about 0.2 to 1.2 mm. The high warp height 14i is preferably about 1.1 to 1.4 times the lowest warp height 14j. As can be seen from the second form, the warping height may change in the circumferential direction of the hole 14.

  Even if the hole 14 is a punched hole 14 having a peripheral edge formed by a cut end of the fiber, the hole 14 has almost no cut end of the fiber, and a pin is inserted between the fibers to be spread out. Alternatively, it may be a non-punched hole 14 (the edge has a high fiber density). For example, when a hole 14 having a shape long in one direction is formed by inserting a pin, fibers around the hole 14 are retracted outward or vertically to form a warped part (burr) 14e, and the length of the hole 14 is increased. The warping height i of the facing portion in the direction becomes higher than the warping height j of the facing portion in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction. The peripheral part of the hole 14 may have a fiber density lower than that of the peripheral part, but it is preferably the same or higher. Moreover, although it is desirable that the fibers at the edge of the hole 14 are fused, the fibers may not be fused.

  The cover nonwoven fabric 20 is fixed to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 (corresponding to the support sheet of the present invention) via a hot melt adhesive 20H. The fixed region of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 may be the entire front-rear direction and the entire width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20, or a part of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 may be unfixed. For example, in the pants type disposable diaper of the aforementioned exterior two-divided type, if both ends in the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 are not fixed, even if the side of the absorbent body 56 is somewhat contracted due to the influence of the side gathers 60 This is advantageous in that the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is less likely to be wrinkled or broken. In this case, the width of the non-fixed portions at both ends in the width direction of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 may be determined as appropriate, and may be 3 to 10 mm, preferably 5 to 8 mm, for example.

  Characteristically, as shown in FIG. 11, at least the tip of the warped portion 14e of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 is an adhesive portion that is attached to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the hot melt adhesive 20H. And parts other than this adhesion part are non-adhesion. With such a bonding structure, the adhesion area is reduced, so flexibility is not impaired, and the periphery of the hole 14 can be reliably fixed to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11. In particular, since the warped portion 14e supports the cover nonwoven fabric 20 with respect to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 like a support column, the warped portion 14e becomes bulky as compared with a non-porous nonwoven fabric having the same basis weight and has excellent air permeability. .

  As a typical adhesion state, as shown in FIG. 11 (a), only the tip of the warped portion 14e is adhered to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the hot melt adhesive 20H, FIG. As shown in FIG. 11B, the entire warped portion 14e is adhered to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the hot melt adhesive 20H, and as shown in FIG. 11C, the warped portion 14e. Among them, the state in which the entire outer side from the inner part of the tip part is bonded to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the hot melt adhesive 20H and the inner part of the tip part is non-bonded can be exemplified. Although it is desirable that no adhesive is present on the inner peripheral surface of the hole 14 of the warped portion 14e and the portion of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 that overlaps the hole 14, the adhesive may slightly protrude.

  The adhesion state of the warped part 14e is not limited to the illustrated form as long as at least the tip part is attached to the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 via the hot melt adhesive 20H, and at least a part of the hole 14 in the circumferential direction is Any adhesive state may be used. For example, as shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, when the warped portion 14 e is continuously cylindrical in the circumferential direction of the hole 14, the entire circumferential direction of the cylindrical tip is bonded. Although it is preferable to be in a state, a part may be in another bonding state or non-bonding. Moreover, when the curvature part 14e is formed only in a part of the circumferential direction of the hole 14, the front-end | tip part of the part should just be the said adhesion state. Furthermore, different adhesion states may be mixed in a large number of warped portions 14e.

  The characteristic bonding structure described above can be manufactured, for example, by using the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 as the cover nonwoven fabric 20 and the support sheet 160 as the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 in the facility shown in FIG. That is, this perforated non-woven fabric affixing equipment includes a pin roll 100 in which a large number of pins 101 are arranged at intervals on the peripheral surface, and a concave roll having a concave portion 111 that faces the pin roll 100 and into which the pins 101 are inserted. 110 and an adhesive application roll 120 facing the pin roll 100 on the downstream side in the rotational direction from the position of the pin roll 100 facing the concave roll 110. These rolls 100, 110, and 120 are rotationally driven in directions indicated by arrows in the drawing so that the concave roll 110 and the adhesive application roll 120 mesh with the pin roll 100.

  In this facility, first, a non-illustrated non-illustrated nonwoven fabric 150 fed out in a strip shape is passed between the pin roll 100 and the concave roll 110, and the pins 101 are pierced into the nonwoven fabric 150 as shown in FIG. A perforated nonwoven fabric 151 is formed by forming a large number of holes 14 in the nonwoven fabric 150 having warped portions (burrs) 14e that are warped in the opposite direction to the pin roll 100 side (perforating step). The non-woven fabric 150 to be supplied is preferably a non-porous non-woven fabric, but the perforating process may be performed by supplying a non-woven fabric.

  Next, the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 in which the holes 14 are formed in the perforating process is guided to the adhesive application roll 120 by the rotation of the pin roll 100 while maintaining the state where the pin 101 is pierced, and various examples are shown in FIG. Then, the hot melt adhesive 20H held on the outer peripheral surface of the adhesive application roll 120 is transferred to at least the tip of the warped portion 14e in the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 (adhesive transfer step). It is preferable that the adhesive transfer portion in the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 is only the tip portion of the warped portion 14e, but transfer may be performed so as to include other portions of the warped portion 14e so as to be in the above-mentioned various adhesive states. it can.

  Although the adhesive transfer device is not particularly limited, in the illustrated embodiment, the adhesive application roll 120 includes an adhesive holding recess 121 into which at least the tip of the pin 101 and the warped portion 14e positioned around the pin 101 is inserted. In the adhesive transfer step, after the hot melt adhesive 20H is held in the adhesive holding recess 121, at least the tip of the pin 101 and the warped portion 14e positioned around the pin 101 is placed on the adhesive holding recess 121. The hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 is attached to at least the tip of the warped portion 14e of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151. With such an adhesive application roll 120, it is possible to reliably transfer and apply the adhesive only to at least the tip portion of the warped portion 14e of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 while suppressing the leakage of the hot melt adhesive 20H from the holes 14. it can. Moreover, since a hot melt adhesive generally has better adhesion to a plastic film than a non-woven fabric, a high bonding strength can be obtained by applying the adhesive to the non-woven fabric side in this way.

  The means for holding the hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 is not particularly limited, but in the example shown in FIG. 24 (a), the coating head faces the outer peripheral surface of the adhesive application roll 120. (Die) 122 and doctor blade 123 are arranged in this order in the rotational direction, and as shown in FIG. 27, on the outer peripheral surface of the rotating adhesive application roll 120, from the coating head 122 continuously in the circumferential direction. After the hot melt adhesive 20H is supplied in a fixed amount, the hot melt adhesive 20H applied to a portion other than the adhesive holding recess 121 on the outer peripheral surface of the adhesive application roll 120 is scraped to the adhesive holding recess 121 by the doctor blade 123. The portion that is brought in and introduced into the adhesive holding recess 121 and does not completely enter the adhesive holding recess 121 is removed. In this manner, the hot melt adhesive 20H can be held substantially only in the adhesive holding recess 121. Note that, as in the example shown in FIGS. 24A and 27, when the hot melt adhesive 20 </ b> H is held fully in the adhesive holding recess 121, the pin 101 on the outer peripheral surface of the pin roll 100 is not provided. When the clearance between the portion and the portion having no adhesive holding recess 121 on the outer peripheral surface of the adhesive application roll 120 is equal to or less than the thickness of the portion not having the hole 14 of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151, it is shown in FIG. Thus, the hot melt adhesive is widely applied not only to the entire warped portion 14e but also to the periphery thereof. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 26 (b), this clearance is larger than the thickness of the portion of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 that does not have the holes 14, and is equal to or less than the thickness of the portion of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 that has the warped portion 14e. The hot melt adhesive 20H can be applied only to the tip side of the warped portion 14e.

  The clearance between the portion of the outer peripheral surface of the pin roll 100 that does not have the pin 101 and the portion of the outer peripheral surface of the adhesive application roll 120 that does not have the adhesive holding recess 121 is equal to or less than the thickness of the portion of the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 that does not have the hole 14. Even so, as shown in FIG. 27 (c), the hot melt adhesive 20H is held such that the liquid level of the hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 is lower than the above-mentioned scraped surface. By doing so, the hot melt adhesive 20H can be applied only to the tip end side of the warped portion 14e. The height difference between the liquid surface of the hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 and the above-mentioned scraped surface is not particularly limited as long as the hot melt adhesive 20H can be applied only to the tip side of the warped portion 14e. It is preferable that the height is equal to or less than the warping height of the portion 14e.

  As such a hot melt adhesive holding means, for example, as shown in FIG. 24 (b), a transfer having a large number of convex portions facing the adhesive application roll 120 and inserted into the adhesive holding concave portion 121. There are provided a convex roll 125 and a transfer concave roll 124 having a large number of concave portions facing the transfer convex roll 125 and into which the convex portions of the transfer convex roll 125 are inserted. The working head (die) 122 and the doctor blade 123 are arranged in this order in the rotation direction, and these rolls 120, 125, 124 are illustrated so that the adhesive application roll 120 and the transfer concave roll 124 mesh with the transfer convex roll 125. A device that is driven to rotate in the direction indicated by an arrow can be used. In the example shown in FIG. 24B, as in the case of the adhesive application roll 120 shown in FIG. 27, after the hot melt adhesive is introduced only into the concave portion of the rotating transfer concave roll 124, By inserting the convex portion of the transfer convex roll 125 into the concave portion, the hot melt adhesive in the concave portion of the transfer concave roll 124 adheres to the convex portion of the transfer convex roll 125, and the convex portion of the transfer convex roll 125 is By being inserted into the adhesive holding recess 121 of the adhesive application roll 120, the hot melt adhesive adhering to the convex portion of the transfer convex roll 125 adheres into the adhesive holding recess 121 of the adhesive application roll 120. By interposing the transfer concave roll and the transfer convex roll in this way, all of the hot-melt adhesive filled into the concave portion of the transfer concave roll is completely contained in the adhesive holding concave portion 121 of the adhesive application roll 120. Since the liquid level of the hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 of the adhesive application roll 120 is lower than the above-mentioned scraped surface, the hot melt adhesive is only on the tip side of the warped portion 14e. 20H can be applied.

  As another means for holding the hot melt adhesive, although not shown, a method of supplying the hot melt adhesive from the bottom of the adhesive holding recess 121 of the adhesive application roll 120 is also proposed. In this case, by adjusting the supply amount of the hot melt adhesive, the liquid level of the hot melt adhesive 20H in the adhesive holding recess 121 can be freely adjusted, so that it becomes lower than the above-mentioned scraped surface. It is also possible to hold the hot melt adhesive 20H.

  On the other hand, the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 to which the hot melt adhesive 20H has been transferred is separated from the pin roll 100 as the pin roll 100 rotates, and then the support sheet 160 is superimposed on the surface having the hot melt adhesive 20H to press roll 140. Press and bond with (sticking process). By such a technique, at least the tip portion of the warped portion 14e in the perforated nonwoven fabric 151 is attached to the support sheet 160 via the hot melt adhesive 20H, and the portions other than the adhesive portion are coated with the hot melt adhesive 20H. Thus, a bonded structure that is not bonded to the support sheet 160 can be formed.

  On the other hand, in the pants type disposable diaper of the aforementioned exterior two-divided type, the total light transmittance of the portion not having the elastic elastic member in the portion overlapping at least the cover nonwoven fabric 20 of the outer package 12 is 50% or more (preferably 65% or more ), The hole 14 of the perforated nonwoven fabric is sufficiently visible through the portion of the cover nonwoven fabric 20 that is hidden behind the front exterior body 12F and the rear exterior body 12B. This is preferable because it can be recognized not only between the exterior body 12F and the rear exterior body 12B but also to both the front and rear sides thereof, and the visual effect of the holes 14 is sufficiently exhibited. The total light transmittance of the outer package 12 is measured in a state where the outer sheet layer 12S and the inner sheet layer 12H are overlapped.

  Further, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, at least one of the front exterior body 12 </ b> F and the rear exterior body 12 </ b> B is the width of the interior body 200 as shown in FIGS. In the region that overlaps both ends in the direction, it is joined to the interior body 200, and in the region between the regions that overlap both ends in the width direction of the interior body 200, a part of the crotch side or the entire front-rear direction LD is not bonded. Alternatively, it is a preferred form that it is intermittently and peelably bonded. In this case, the gap between the interior body 200 and the exterior body 12 leads to the crotch side and air permeability is improved. Moreover, since the perforated cover nonwoven fabric 20 hidden by the exterior body 12 can be seen directly by rolling this portion, the visual effect of the holes 14 is further improved.

<Others>
In the above example, the cover nonwoven fabric 20 that covers the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet 11 is a perforated nonwoven fabric, and the present invention is applied to the bonded structure of the perforated nonwoven fabric and the liquid-impermeable sheet 11, It is needless to say that the non-woven fabric component other than the cover non-woven fabric 20 is made of a perforated non-woven fabric, and the bonded structure of the present invention can be applied. The top sheet 30 is a perforated non-woven fabric and the intermediate sheet 40 is a support sheet. It is also a preferable example to apply to the adhesive structure of the side sheet.

<Explanation of terms in the specification>
The following terms in the specification have the following meanings unless otherwise specified in the specification.

  The “front / rear (vertical) direction” means a direction connecting the ventral side (front side) and the back side (rear side), and the “width direction” means a direction (left / right direction) orthogonal to the front / rear direction.

  ・ "Front side" means the person near the wearer's skin when wearing a pants-type disposable diaper, and "Back" means the person far from the wearer's skin when wearing a pants-type disposable diaper .

  ・ "Surface" means the surface closer to the wearer's skin when wearing a pants-type disposable diaper, and "Back" refers to the skin of the wearer when wearing a pants-type disposable diaper. It means the far side.

  -"Total light transmittance" means the value which a total light transmittance measures according to JIS-K7105.

・ "Area ratio" means the ratio of the target portion to the unit area, and is expressed as a percentage by dividing the total area of the target portion (for example, holes) in the target region (for example, cover nonwoven fabric) by the area of the target region. It is. In a form in which a large number of target portions are provided at intervals, it is desirable to set the target region to a size that includes 10 or more target portions and obtain the area ratio. For example, the area ratio of the pores can be measured by the following procedure using, for example, a trade name VHX-1000 of KEYENCE Corporation and measuring conditions 20 times.
(1) Set on a 20x lens and adjust the focus. The position of the nonwoven fabric is adjusted so that the holes are 4 × 6.
(2) Specify the brightness of the hole area and measure the area of the hole.
(3) Click the “Area measurement” color extraction in “Measurement / Comments”. Click on the hole.
(4) Click “Batch measurement”, check “Display measurement result window”, and save as CSV data.

  “Elongation rate” means a value when the natural length is 100%.

  -"Gel strength" is measured as follows. Artificial urine (urea: 2 wt%, sodium chloride: 0.8 wt%, calcium chloride dihydrate: 0.03 wt%, magnesium sulfate heptahydrate: 0.08 wt%, and ion-exchanged water: 97.09 wt% 1.0 g of a superabsorbent polymer is added to 49.0 g of the mixture) and stirred with a stirrer. The produced gel is left in a constant temperature and humidity chamber of 40 ° C. × 60% RH for 3 hours and then returned to room temperature, and the gel strength is measured with a card meter (Curdmeter-MAX ME-500, manufactured by I.techno Engineering).

  ・ "Weight" is measured as follows. After the sample or test piece has been pre-dried, it is left in a test room or apparatus in a standard state (test location is temperature 20 ± 5 ° C., relative humidity 65% or less) to obtain a constant weight. Pre-drying refers to making a sample or test piece constant in an environment where the relative humidity is 10 to 25% and the temperature does not exceed 50 ° C. In addition, it is not necessary to perform preliminary drying about the fiber whose official moisture content is 0.0%. A sample with a size of 200 mm × 250 mm (± 2 mm) is cut out from the test piece in a constant weight using a rice-basis plate (200 mm × 250 mm, ± 2 mm). Measure the weight of the sample, multiply it by 20, calculate the weight per square meter, and use it as the basis weight.

- "thickness" is used automatic thickness measuring instrument (KES-G5 Handy Compression measurement program), load: 10 gf / cm ^2, and the pressure area: automatically measured under the conditions of 2 cm ^2.

  -The amount of water absorption is measured according to JIS K7223-1996 "Test method for water absorption of superabsorbent resin".

  ・ The water absorption rate is the “time to end point” when JIS K7224-1996 “Test method for water absorption rate of superabsorbent resin” is performed using 2 g of superabsorbent polymer and 50 g of physiological saline. .

  -"Developed state" means a state where the plate is flattened without contraction or slack.

  -Unless otherwise specified, the dimensions of each part mean dimensions in a deployed state, not a natural length state.

  ・ If there is no description about the environmental conditions in the test and measurement, the test and measurement shall be performed in a test room or equipment in the standard condition (test location is temperature 20 ± 5 ℃, relative humidity 65% or less). .

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be used for all disposable wearing articles such as pants-type disposable diapers and tape-type disposable diapers, pad-type disposable diapers, disposable swimwear, diaper covers, sanitary napkins and the like.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Liquid impervious sheet, 12 ... Exterior body, 12A ... Side seal part, 12B ... Rear side exterior body, 12F ... Front side exterior body, 12H ... Inner sheet layer, 12S ... Outer sheet layer, 20 ... Cover nonwoven fabric, 20H DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS ... Hot-melt-adhesive, 14 ... Hole, 14e ... Warping-back part, 18 ... Unnecessary elastic elastic member, 200 ... Interior body, 201 ... Inner / outer joint part, 30 ... Top sheet, 40 ... Intermediate sheet, 50 ... Absorption element, 56 ... Absorber, 58 ... packaging sheet, 60 ... side gather, 62 ... gathered nonwoven fabric, 100 ... pin roll, 101 ... pin, 111 ... recessed portion, 110 ... recessed roll, 120 ... adhesive application roll, 150 ... nonwoven fabric, 151 ... yes Perforated nonwoven fabric, 160 ... support sheet, 121 ... adhesive holding recess, 122 ... coating head, 123 ... doctor blade, 140 ... press roll, A1 ... non-stretchable region A2 ... telescopic region, C ... buttocks cover portion, L ... intermediate region, LD ... front-rear direction, LO ... leg opening, T ... waistline region, U ... waist lower portion, W ... waist portion, WD ... width direction, WO ... Waist opening.

Claims (3)

A disposable wearing article comprising a perforated nonwoven fabric provided with a large number of holes penetrating the front and back sides, and a support sheet on which the perforated nonwoven fabric is bonded via a hot melt adhesive,
The perforated nonwoven fabric is a warped portion in which the peripheral portion of the hole is warped toward the support sheet,
At least a tip portion of the warped portion in the perforated nonwoven fabric has an adhesive portion attached to the support sheet via the hot melt adhesive,
The part other than the adhesive part in the perforated nonwoven fabric is not bonded to the support sheet, and has a part where the hot melt adhesive does not exist in a portion overlapping the hole in the support sheet .
A disposable wearing article characterized by the above.   The disposable wearing article according to claim 1, wherein only a tip portion of the warped portion has an adhesive portion attached to the support sheet via the hot melt adhesive. An absorbent article comprising an absorbent body, a liquid-impermeable sheet having air permeability covering the back side of the absorbent body, and a cover nonwoven fabric covering the back side of the liquid-impermeable sheet,
The cover nonwoven fabric is the perforated nonwoven fabric, and the liquid-impermeable sheet is the support sheet.
The disposable wearing article according to claim 1 or 2.

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