TH170403B - Absorbent - Google Patents

Abstract

Absorbent with flaps that can be securely attached to underwear. By laying hands Along the very end of the wing-shaped fold, that is, the wing-shaped (W) fold is formed with the enlarged forward contours (10). Outward from the main body, the posterior shape (11) has been extended from the outside from the main body. And the distal (12) that connects the anterior (10) and the posterior (11) contours, the distal (12) consists of the anterior portion of the apex (12a). That has been extended from the far end (A) of the anterior (10) and the posterior part of the distal (12b) extended from the far end (C). Of the posterior contour (11) and an intersection (B) between the anterior part of the distal lateral contour (12a) and the posterior part of the lateral contour (12b) occurs at the outermost distal. In the direction along the width of the flank fold (W) and above the forward relative to the midpoint (K / 2) of the length between the tip (A) of the forward contour (10) and the tip (C). ) Of posterior contours (11) in the longitudinal direction of the adsorbent Selected Figure Figure 4

Claims (1)

1. Adsorbents, where on both sides of the main body with absorbent parts are inserted. Between the liquid-permeable front plate and the liquid impermeable back plate There is a flap-shaped flap that is attached to the gusset when worn. Which has specific characteristics The wing-shaped folded edges have been created with the recessed forward contours. Extending beyond the main body, the resulting posterior shape has been extended beyond the main body. And the shape of the end at the end