TH145883A - Wearable products - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (24/12/57) Diaper 1 consists of front and back (20, 30) waist panels designated as waist. The front and rear lumbar areas (12, 13), respectively, the prong panel (40) is defined as the prong area (14) and the absorbent structure (50) located on the inside of the prong panel (40) and extends in the direction. The long (Y) prong panel (40) has a base plate (41) and a pair of leg panels (42) that are attached to the two side edges of the base plate (41) in close proximity to the front end. And the back (40a, 40b) of the prong panel (40), the first joint that extends in the transverse direction (X) from the base plate (41) away from the lateral edge (42C) of the leg plate. (42) corresponding has been formed. Through these areas, the prong panels (40) are connected to the front and rear waist panels (20, 30), optimized hoods (61, 62) covering the front end. And the back (40a, 40b) has been connected. With the inner crotch pad (43) of the prongs (40) through the second junction area, the cover (61, 62) extends outward in the transverse direction (X) away from the first joint. The front and back lumbar panels (20,30) are defined as the side lumbar areas and the back lumbar areas (12,13), respectively, the crotch panels (40) designated as the crotch area (14) and the absorbent structure ( 50) located on the inside of the prong panel (40) and protruding in the longitudinal direction (Y), the prong panel (40) has a base (41) and a pair of leg plates (42) that are attached. To the two flanks of the baseplate (41) in close proximity to the front and rear ends (40a, 40b) of the prong panel (40), the first connector extending in the transverse direction (X A) from the base plate (41) beyond the periphery (42C) of the plate where the corresponding leg (42) has been formed. Through these areas, the prong panels (40) are connected to the front and rear waist panels (20,30), optimized hoods (61,62) covering the front end. And the back (40a, 40b) has been connected. With the inner prongs (43) of the prongs (40) through the second junction area, the covering 61,62) extends outward in the transverse direction (X) away from the first joint.

Claims (1)

Disclaimer (all) which will not appear on the announcement page: EDIT 1/9/16 1. Disposable wear products with longitudinal and transverse directions perpendicular to the longitudinal direction. Put on the disposable type. Included Surface facing the skin The surface does not face the skin on the opposite side of the surface towards the skin. The front and back waist panels are designated as the front waist area and the waist area. Back in order The defined prong panel is the prong area and the absorbent structure, at least on the prong panel, and extends in the longitudinal direction where the prong panel has the front and rear ends that extend in the transverse direction and edge. Side that extends in the longitudinal direction Where the front and back ends are connected to the waist panel Front and back through the first junction area And at least the junction at one of The back waist panel overlaps the flanks, the prong panel, and the hoods that are optimized to cover the rear end around the recess. One of the prong panels is at least attached to the rear waist panel. 2. The product is worn according to claim 1, where the longitudinal extension of the leg elastic is attached underneath. Retractable tension These stretches and elastic bands overlap the area of the first joint. 3. The product is worn according to claim 1 or 2, where, at a minimum, the The elastic bands are arranged along the sidewall of the gusset panels. 4. The product is worn according to any claim 1 to 3. Where a certain amount of elastic Are arranged so that they are spaced from each other in the transverse direction. And the elastic in the end when received The transverse direction has a tensile stress greater than the tensile stress of the outer elastic. Of the inner elastic when viewed in a transverse direction. 5. The product is worn according to one of the claims 1 to 4 Where the covering protrudes 6. The product is worn according to claim 5, where the first connector extends outward, in the outer direction. The transverse direction is off the side edge of the crotch panel and its side edge is on the inside of the edge. Side of the cover sheet 7. The product is worn according to Clause 1 to 6, any one Where the prong panel, including the plate The base and leg elastic have been attached to both sides of the base plate. And the elastic on the legs extending outward, in The transverse direction is removed from the absorbent structure. 8. The product is worn in accordance with Clause 1 to 7. Where the veil has been Connected to the back waist panel through the second patch area. And the area around the first and the surrounding area The second overlaps with each other, at least partially. -------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------ 1. Wear products with longitudinal direction parallel to the longitudinal axis. Transverse direction at Parallel to the transverse axis And the surface faces the opposite skin and the surface does not face the skin. Products that include The front and back waist panels defined as the front lumbar area and the posterior lumbar area, defined as the crotch area, and the absorbent structure that, at the very least, rests on the crotch panel, where the prong panel is part. The front and rear ends that extend in the transverse direction and the way edges Side that extends in the longitudinal direction Where the front and back ends are connected to the waist panels. The back overlaps the side edge of the prong panel and the rear end cover plate and the corresponding first joint in the prong panel. The legs are attached to the waist panel at the back.