TW201233374A - Absorbent article - Google Patents

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TW201233374A
TW201233374A TW100141043A TW100141043A TW201233374A TW 201233374 A TW201233374 A TW 201233374A TW 100141043 A TW100141043 A TW 100141043A TW 100141043 A TW100141043 A TW 100141043A TW 201233374 A TW201233374 A TW 201233374A
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Akira Hashino
Yuki Noda
Shinpei Komatsu
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Uni Charm Corp
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Abstract

An object of the present disclosure is to provide an absorbent article that reduces heat and humidity during wear and has a smooth and dry skin contact surface of the top sheet even after absorption of excreta. The absorbent article of the present disclosure is as follows. An absorbent article comprising a liquid-permeable top sheet, a liquid-impermeable back sheet and an absorbent core between the liquid-permeable top sheet and liquid-impermeable back sheet, wherein the absorbent article has a heat retention of no greater than 45% and a rewetting rate of no greater than 10 mass%.

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201233374 六、發明說明 【發明所屬之技術領域】 本發明,是關於一種吸收性物品。 【先前技術】 吸收性物品,例如在生理用衛生棉、用後即棄式紙尿 布等,基本功能經長年累積的技術開發而提昇,且與以前 比較,在吸收經血、尿等的排泄物之後,洩漏等產生的情 況變少,現在更進一步要具有高功能化,例如具有接近貼 身衣物的穿用感,例如在穿用時不易感到悶熱,且即使在 吸收了排泄物之後,也可謀求頂面薄片的乾爽等。此外, 上述悶熱容易因穿用者在穿用時感到熱,而發汗的情形所 產生。 例如,在專利文獻1記載一種以在1 0cN/cm2壓力下 往水平方向的空氣透過容量在1 OmL/cm2 ·秒以上作爲特 徵的吸收性物品用的表面薄片(頂面薄片),並舉例在穿 用時不容易感受到悶熱作爲其效果。 先行技術文獻 專利文獻 專利文獻1 日本特開2003-126147號 【發明內容】 發明所欲解決之課題 可是,專利文獻1記載的表面薄片,由於有進行設置 -5- 201233374 即使在其厚度方向施加負載時,也不易倒塌的凹凸,藉 此,確保水平方向的通氣性的這類的設計,所以必然厚度 會變厚。 經本案發明者確認後,包含專利文獻1記載的表面薄 片的吸收性物品,因爲其厚度造成保溫性變高’穿用者在 穿用時感覺到熱,會造成發汗,因而明白並不能完全解決 穿用時的悶熱的問題。此外,在專利文獻1,爲了不易感 受到穿用時的悶熱,關於表面薄片以外的構成要素,例如 關於要如何設計吸收體的這方面,並沒有任何的記載。 因此,本發明是以提供一種,穿用時不容易悶熱,而 且吸收排泄物之後,頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面還是乾爽的吸 收性物品作爲目的。 解決課題用的手段 本發明者們爲了解決上述課題,經專硏的結果藉由一 種包含:液透過性的頂面薄片;液不透過性的背面薄片: 以及上述液透過性的頂面薄片及液不透過性的背面薄片之 間的吸收體之吸收性物品,其特徵爲:上述吸收性物品具 有:45 %以下的保溫率、與1 0質量%以下的再潤濕率之吸 收性物品找出可解決上述課題。 具體而言,本發明是關於以下的形態。 〔形態1〕 一種包含:液透過性的頂面薄片;液不透過性的背面 -6- 201233374 薄片;以及上述液透過性的頂面薄片及液不透過性的背面 薄片之間的吸收體之吸收性物品,其特徵爲: 上述吸收性物品具有:45 %以下的保溫率、與10質 量%以下的再潤濕率。 〔形態2〕 形態1記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述液透過性的頂 面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分率在20質量%以下。 〔形態3〕 形態1或2記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸收性物 品之排泄口抵接域的厚度在7mm以下,上述吸收性物品 之排泄口抵接域的密度在0.07g/cm3以上。 〔形態4〕 形態1〜3中任一記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸 收體之排泄口抵接域的基重在25〇〜500g/m2的範圍內。 〔形態5〕 形態1〜4中任一記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸 收體之排泄口抵接域以外的區域的基重,比上述排泄口抵 接域的基重更少。 〔形態6〕 201233374 形態1〜5中任一記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸 收體在吸收體的全面具有朝厚度方向壓榨吸收體的一部分 所形成的複數個壓榨部。 〔形態7〕 形態6記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述液透過性的頂 面薄片,爲在肌膺抵接面具有在正交於長方向的方向交替 朝上述吸收性物品的長方向延伸的複數個凸部、與複數個 凹部之具有凹凸的不織布。 〔形態8〕 形態7記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述液透過性的頂 面薄片,爲在上述複數的凹部的一部分具有上述不織布的 不存在的孔之具有凹凸及孔的不織布, 上述吸收性物品中,上述液透過性的頂面薄片的孔、 與上述吸收體的壓榨部,在上述吸收性物品的厚度方向至 少一部分重疊。 〔形態9〕 形態1〜8中任一記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸 收性物品在上述液透過性的頂面薄片、與上述吸收體之 間,進一步包含第二薄片, 上述吸收性物品具有,將上述液透過性的頂面薄片及 第二薄片朝該等的層積方向一同壓榨的方式所形成的複數 -8 - 201233374 個壓榨部。 〔形態1 0〕 形態1〜9中任一記載的吸收性物品,其中,上述吸 收性物品具有,將上述液透過性的頂面薄片、所望產生的 第二薄片、及吸收體朝該等的層積方向一同壓榨的方式所 形成的複數個壓榨部。 發明的效果 本發明的吸收性物品部,是在穿用時不易悶熱,而且 吸收排泄物之後,頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面依然乾爽。 η201233374 VI. Description of the Invention [Technical Field of the Invention] The present invention relates to an absorbent article. [Prior Art] Absorbent articles, such as sanitary napkins, disposable disposable diapers, etc., have been upgraded by the development of technology for many years, and compared with before, after absorbing excretions such as menstruation and urine. In the case of leakage, etc., there are few cases, and it is now more highly functional, for example, having a wearing feeling close to the close-fitting clothing, for example, it is not easy to feel stuffy when worn, and even after absorbing the excrement, it is possible to seek the top. The surface of the dough is dry and so on. Further, the above-mentioned sultry heat is easily caused by the wearer feeling hot during wearing and sweating. For example, Patent Document 1 describes a surface sheet (top sheet) for an absorbent article characterized by having an air permeation capacity in a horizontal direction at a pressure of 10 cN/cm 2 of 10 mL/cm 2 ·sec or more. It is not easy to feel the sultry heat when wearing it as its effect. [Problem to be Solved by the Invention] The surface sheet described in Patent Document 1 may be placed in the thickness direction even if it is set to -5 to 201233374. In this case, it is not easy to collapse the unevenness, and thus, such a design that ensures air permeability in the horizontal direction is inevitable in thickness. After the inventors of the present invention confirmed that the absorbent article including the surface sheet described in Patent Document 1 has a high heat retention property, the wearer feels hot during wearing and causes sweating, so that the understanding cannot be completely solved. The sultry problem when wearing. Further, in Patent Document 1, in order to make it difficult to feel the sweltering heat during wearing, there is no description about the constituent elements other than the surface sheet, for example, how to design the absorber. Accordingly, the present invention has an object of providing an absorbent article which is not easily sultry when worn and which absorbs excrement and which is a skin-contacting surface of the top sheet or a dry absorbent article. Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, the inventors of the present invention have a special result including a liquid permeable top sheet, a liquid impermeable back sheet, and a liquid permeable top sheet and An absorbent article for an absorbent body between liquid-impermeable back sheets, characterized in that the absorbent article has an insulation property of 45% or less and a rewetting rate of 10% by mass or less. The above problems can be solved. Specifically, the present invention relates to the following aspects. [Form 1] A top sheet comprising: a liquid permeable; a liquid impermeable back surface -6-201233374 sheet; and an absorbent body between the liquid permeable top sheet and the liquid impermeable back sheet The absorbent article is characterized in that the absorbent article has a heat retention ratio of 45% or less and a rewetting ratio of 10% by mass or less. [Aspect 2] The absorbent article according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the moisture permeability of the skin contact surface of the liquid permeable top sheet is 20% by mass or less. [Aspect 3] The absorbent article according to Aspect 1 or 2, wherein the absorbent article has a thickness of the excretion opening abutment region of 7 mm or less, and the density of the excretion opening of the absorbent article is 0.07 g/cm3 or more. . [Aspect 4] The absorbent article according to any one of the aspects 1 to 3, wherein the absorbent body has a basis weight in a range of 25 〇 to 500 g/m 2 . [Aspect 5] The absorbent article according to any one of the aspects 1 to 4, wherein a basis weight of a region other than the excretion opening of the absorbent body is smaller than a basis weight of the excretion opening abutment region. [Aspect 6] The absorbent article according to any one of the first aspect of the invention, wherein the absorbent body has a plurality of press portions formed by pressing a part of the absorbent body in a thickness direction in the entire absorbent body. [Aspect 7] The absorbent article according to Aspect 6, wherein the liquid-permeable top sheet has a tendon abutting surface that alternately extends in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction. A plurality of non-woven fabrics having a plurality of convex portions and a plurality of concave portions having irregularities. [Aspect 8] The absorbent article according to the seventh aspect of the invention, wherein the liquid-permeable top sheet is a non-woven fabric having irregularities and pores in a portion of the plurality of concave portions that are not present in the nonwoven fabric, and the absorbent In the article, the hole of the liquid-permeable top sheet and the press portion of the absorber overlap at least partially in the thickness direction of the absorbent article. The absorbent article according to any one of the first aspect of the present invention, wherein the absorbent article further comprises a second sheet between the liquid permeable top sheet and the absorbent body, and the absorbent article There is a plurality of -8 - 201233374 press sections formed by pressing the liquid permeable top sheet and the second sheet together in the stacking direction. The absorbent article according to any one of the first aspect of the invention, wherein the absorbent article has a top sheet that is permeable to the liquid, a second sheet that is desired to be produced, and an absorbent body. A plurality of press sections formed by the manner in which the stacking direction is pressed together. EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION The absorbent article portion of the present invention is not sultry when worn, and after absorbing excrement, the skin contact surface of the top sheet is still dry. η

式 方 施 實施發明用的形態 以下針對本發明的吸收性物品部進行詳細説明。 本發明的吸收性物品部,雖以具有:約45 %以下的保 溫率;與約1 0質量%以下的再潤濕率作爲特徴,可是, 依據本案發明者們藉由將吸收性物品的保溫率設在約45% 以下,且將再潤濕率設在約1 〇質量%以下的方式,找到 在穿用時不易悶熱,而且吸收排泄物之後依然乾爽者。 上述保溫率是可如以下方式進行測量。 (1 )準備日本加多技術株式會社製,KES-F7精密迅 速熱物性測量裝置散熱器(THERMOLAB ) II,將室溫調 整到20°C,並且將濕度調整到60%RH。 201233374 (2 )測量用後即棄式紙尿布的保溫率時,以排泄口 抵接域的中心爲中心,剪下長方向12 cm及正交於長方向 的方向(以下有僅將正交於長方向的方向稱爲「正交方 向」的時候)12 cm的試料。 測量生理用衛生棉時,由於一般要確保1 2 c m X 1 2 c m 的試料很難,所以,以排泄口抵接域的中心爲中心,剪下 長方向8cm及正交方向8cm的試料》 (3) 將上述試料以雙面帶黏貼於在散熱器Π附屬的 樣本框。此外,在用後即棄式紙尿布的情況,依據上述測 量裝置的通常的程序,將試料黏貼在樣本框,並且爲生理 用衛生棉時,將以12 cm xl2 cm被剪下的市售的短褲,例 如綿製的短褲以雙面帶黏貼在樣本框,接著,以雙面帶將 試料黏貼在上述短褲,使試料位於樣本框的中央。 (4) 在散熱器II,將風洞的風速設定在30cm/秒, 將BT-Box的溫度設定在30°C。 (5 )測量爲了將黏貼試料的樣本框的溫度保持在30 °C的所必要的熱量Q d » (6 )在沒有試料的狀態,測量爲了將樣本框的溫度 保持在30°C的必要的熱量Q〇。此外,用後即棄式紙尿布 的時候,僅將樣本框放置在BT-Box的狀態下測量熱量 Qo,而生理用衛生棉的時候,將黏貼短褲的樣本框放置在 BT-Box的狀態下測量熱量Q0。 (7)依下式(1)算出保溫率。 -10- 201233374 保溫率(% ) = ΐΟΟχ ( Q〇-Qd) /Q〇 式(1 ) 本發明的吸收性物品部中,上述保溫率約45%以下’ 在約43 %以下爲理想,且在約42 %以下則更爲理想。由於 上述保溫率愈高,則穿用者在穿用時感受到熱’因此而容 易發汗,並感受到悶熱。此外’上述保溫率的下限約 0%。藉由讓保溫率接近約〇%的方式,對於熱,能接近沒 有安裝吸收性物品的狀態。 上述保溫率,是例如藉由將吸收性物品的厚度作薄, 尤其是將排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的厚度作薄的方式可 以降低。藉由將吸收性物品的厚度作薄,應該可使得存在 於吸收性物品內部的保溫性高的空氣的量減少,使得吸收 性物品的保溫率下降。 上述保溫率也會因後述的吸收性物品的密度等而改 變,所以只以吸收性物品的厚度來論述保溫性雖有困難 的,可是爲了達成約45 %以下的保溫率,可將吸收性物品 的厚度,尤其是可將排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的厚度設 莅例如約7mm以下、約6mm以下、約5mm以下等。此 外’吸收性物品的厚度,尤其是排泄口抵接域的吸收性物 品的厚度在約0 · 1 m m以上爲理想。由於吸收性物品的厚 度小於1 mm時’排泄物的吸收總量容易變得不足夠。 上述吸收性物品的厚度,是例如可使用日本熊谷理機 工業製的TM600-L,以測量件前端直徑:50mm、測量件 下降速度:7.5mm/秒、及測量加重:50gf的條件進行測 -11 - 201233374 量。 上述保溫率,又可藉由將吸收性物品的密度 其是將排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的密度增高的 降低。將吸收性物品的密度增高,藉此,應該可 物品內部存在的保溫性高的空氣的量減少,並使 品的保溫率下降。 保溫率,是如上述由於也會因吸收性物品的 改變,所以僅以吸收性物品的密度來論述保溫 難,可是,爲了達成約45 %以下的保溫率,可將 品的密度,尤其是將排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品 例如設在約 〇.〇4g/cm3以上、約 0.05g/cm3 I 0.06g/cm3 以上、約 〇.〇7g/cm3 以上等。 此外,本發明的吸收性物品部的密度,尤其 抵接域的收性物品的密度理想是在約0.5g/cm3 且更理想是在約0.3 g/cm3以下。吸收性物品的 時,吸收性物品的剛性會有增加的傾向。 此外,本說明書中,「排泄口抵接域」是指 穿用者的排泄口接觸的區域,在用後即棄式紙尿 大槪與排尿部接觸的區域,而在生理用衛生棉是 與膣口接觸的區域。又,爲了吸收排泄物,在吸 重多的區域存在時,方便上可將該基重多的區域 口抵接域使用。 又’本說明書中,「排泄口抵接域的中心」 收性物品具有翼部時,爲翼部的吸收性物品的長 增高,尤 方式使其 使吸收性 吸收性物 厚度等而 性雖有困 吸收性物 的密度, “上、約 是排泄口 以下,而 密度變高 :大槪與 布是指: 指:大槪 收體有基 作爲排泄 是指;吸 方向的中 -12- 201233374 央,且爲吸收性物品的正交方向的中央,而吸收性物品不 具翼部時,是指吸收體的長方向之具有低窪的部分的中 央,且爲吸收性物品的正交方向的中央。 又,本說明書中,上述密度,是在吸收性物品,以上 述排泄口抵接域的中心爲中心,切出長方向2cm、正交方 向2cm的試料,並藉由測量其質量m ( g )的方式予以算 出。此外,吸收性物品的厚度h ( mm ),可使用由上述 日本熊谷理機工業製的TM6 00-L所測量的値。 密度D ( g/cm3 ),是由以下的式(2)所求出。 D = m/ ( 2x2x0.1 xh ) 式(2) 上述再潤濕率可如以下方式進行測量。 (1 )在吸收性物品的液透過性的頂面薄片上,將在 中央具有約40mmx約10mm的孔的丙嫌酸板,以丙稀酸板 的孔的中心、與吸收性物品的排泄口抵接域的中心大致重 疊的方式放置。 (2)在自動滴定管裝入人工經血,從高度約10〜約 1 5mm朝向丙烯酸板的孔的中心滴下共4g人工經血。滴 下人工經血的速度約95mL/分。 (3 )確認人工經血在吸收性物品被吸收之後,卸下 上述丙烯酸板,從人工經血滴下開始經過1分鐘後,在頂 面薄片上,以排泄口抵接域爲中心,放置1 〇片預先測量 質量(A )的濾紙(日本 ADVANTEC東洋製 Νο·2、尺 201233374 寸:50mmx35mm) 10片,從其上放置5去碼對濾紙施力口 30g/cm2的壓力。 (4 )放置砝碼起經過1分鐘後,從吸收性物品卸下 砝碼及濾紙,測量濾紙的重量(B )。 (5 )依據以下的式(3 )算出再潤濕率。 再潤濕率(質量%) =100χ {質量(B)-質量(A) } /4 式(3) 此外,人工血液,只要黏度大槪在約 22〜約 26mPa · s的範圍內,則並沒有特別的限制,例如,可藉 由對水 lOOOcc混合甘油 80g、CMC的鈉鹽 8g、NaCl l〇g、NaHC03 4g、紅色色素102號8g、紅色色素2號 2g、及黃色色素5號2g的方式調製。 本發明的吸收性物品部中,上述再潤濕率約10質量 %以下,且約8質量%以下爲理想,而約7質量%以下則 更爲理想。上述再潤濕率愈高,吸收性物品吸收排泄物之 後,因坐在椅子上等,對吸收性物品施加壓力之際,會有 容易感覺到黏黏感的傾向。此外,上述再潤濕率的下限約 0質量%。使再潤濕率接近約〇質量%,藉此,本發明的 吸收性物品部在吸收排泄物之後,容易保持乾爽的狀態。 上述再潤濕率,是例如可藉由增加吸收性物品的密 度,尤其是增加吸收性物品的排泄口抵接域的密度的方式 而下降。尤其藉由增加排泄口抵接域的收性物品的密度, 由於吸收性物品內的不織布的纖維、吸收體內部的紙漿彼 -14- 201233374 此的距離會接近,所以因毛細管現象,排泄物容易被吸入 吸收性物品的內部,且容易被保持,應該可使上述再潤濕 率下降。 爲了達成1 〇質量%以下的再潤濕率,排泄口抵接域 的收性物品的密度理想約 0.07g/cm3以上,更理想約 0.08g/cm3以上,且最爲理想約0.09g/cm3以上。 此外,排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的密度,是如上 述,理想約 0.5g/cm3以下,且更爲理想約 0.3g/cm3以 下。吸收性物品的密度變高時,吸收性物品的剛性會有增 加的傾向。 本發明的吸收性物品,頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分 率在約2 0質量%以下爲理想,在約1 8質量%以下更爲理 想,而且在約1 7質量%以下最爲理想。藉由降低頂面薄 片的肌膚抵接面的水分率,使頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的極 爲表面的水分率變低,即使吸收排泄物之後,頂面薄片的 肌膚抵接面也可保持乾爽的狀態。此外,上述水分率在約 0.3質量%以上爲理想,而且在約1.0質量%以上最爲理 想。水分率太低時,因氣候會有容易在穿用時產生靜電的 情況。 上述頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分率,可如以下的方 式進行測量。 (1 )準備圖1所示這類的水分量測量裝置,將室溫 調整到20°C,並且將濕度調整到60%RH。此外,關於水 分量測量裝置的詳細容後敘述。 -15- 201233374 (2) 準備水分率已知的複數試料,在該等的試料, 測量施加在一對的電極間的電壓(V ),作成檢量曲線。 (3) 在自動滴定管裝入人工經血,朝向液透過性的 頂面薄片的排泄口抵接域的中心滴下共4g人工經血。 (4 ) 1分過去後’以上述排泄口抵接域的中心爲中 心’在吸收性物品的長方向12mm,正交方向30mm範 圍’測量任意15處的電壓,並依據上述檢量曲線由其平 均値換算成水分率。 圖1所示的水分量測量裝置1,是具備有:靜電容量 式的水分感應器的感應器2 ;試料台3,爲載置由吸收性 物品構成之必須測量的試料的試料台,且在其上具有放置 上述試料用的凸面的試料台;支撐感應器的支撐機構5, 其是將上述感應器之對於上述試料的接觸壓幾乎成爲一定 的方式予以支擦;使試料移動的移動機構6;以及控制移 動機構,藉此一面使感應器對於試料相對移動,一面以感 應器在複數處測量試料的水分量’然後藉此測量試料的水 分量分布的測量機構9。 圖1所示的水分量測量裝置1中,試料台3具有在通 過中心軸線的面切斷正圓柱的方式所形成的半正圓柱型。 再者’圖1所示的水分量測量裝置1中,支撐機構5,是 可依據確碼8的位置調節施加在試料4的負載的天平,可 朝在圖1以B所示的垂直方向(以下,有稱爲「方向Bj 的情況)施加一定的負載》 圖1所不的水分量測量裝置1中,移動機構6,是使 -16- 201233374 試料台3沿著正圓柱的中心軸線的周圍的方向A旋轉, 且可使試料台3朝與正圓柱的中心軸線平行,亦即,在圖 11從面前朝深處的方向往復運動。移動機構6,使試料 台3朝方向a旋轉,且進一步使試料台3從面前朝深處 的方向往復運動,藉此可評價試料的水分量的分布。 圖1所示的水分量測量裝置1中,感應器2是經由支 撐機構5 ’而移動機構6是直接與測量機構9連接。 圖1的水分量測量裝置1中’試料4是被設在試料台 3之上,並且將絕緣薄膜7配置在感應器2與試料4之 間’然後覆蓋試料4。 圖1所示的水分量測量裝置1中,測量試料4的水分 率的分布的程序是如以下所述。首先,準備圖1所示的水 分量測量裝置1。接著,將試料4放置在試料台3的凸 面’在試料4之上放置絕緣薄膜7,然後,將絕緣薄膜7 夾在中間’在試料4之上放置感應器2。接著,操作測量 機構9,控制移動機構6 ’使試料台3朝試料台3的正圓 柱的中心軸線的周圍的A方向旋轉,並且使試料台3從 固前朝深方向移動。隨著此移動,讓感應器2測量複數處 的試料4的水分率。組合該等,藉此可測量試料4的水分 率的分布。 上述感應器雖可隨意採用市售的靜電容量式的水分感 應器,可是該靜電容量式的水分感應器,可具有圖2所示 的這類的剖面形狀。 [塌2所示的感應器2,是具有隔著預先所決定的間隔 -17- 201233374 平行被配置的一對的電極1〇3及10b。—對的電極10a及 1 0 b之間的靜電容量,是經由金屬線被測量。圖2所示的 感應器2,又包含支撐一對的電極l〇a及10b用的電極支 撐部1 1。在圖2所示的感應器2 ’在電極支撐部1 1的測 量側的面,安裝有一對的電極10a及10b。 作爲上述電極支撐部,爲了不對水分率的測量造成影 響,具有與後述的絕緣薄膜同等的介質常數、含水率、及 透水性爲理想。作爲上述電極支撐部的素材的例子,例如 可例舉酚醛樹脂等的商品名所知的酚樹脂。 此外,在圖2所示的感應器2,在一對的電極10a及 1 〇b之間雖沒有任何的存在,可是在上述水分量測量裝置 的其他的實施形態,在一對的電極1 〇a及1 Ob之間,也可 進一步配置有上述電極支撐部。在一對的電極l〇a及l〇b 之間,配置有上述電極支撐部,藉此,可更進一步將電 極、與試料之間的間隔保持在一定。 圖2所示的感應器2,是將絕緣薄膜7夾在之間,與 試料4接觸。在感應器2由於施加有一定的垂直方向的負 載’所以感應器2可一面將一對的電極l〇a及l〇b、與試 料4的距離保持在一定,一面測量靜電容量。 上述水分量測量裝置被配置在上述感應器與上述試料 之間’且包含覆蓋上述試料用的絕緣薄膜的理由,是如以 下所述。 作爲必須測量的試料的吸收性物品,例如用後即棄式 紙尿布的吸收面’排尿後,水分率會有到達接近1 00%的 -18- 201233374 情況。在這樣的高水分率的狀況下,如要使用水分 器,測量水分率時,水分的一部分會附著在感應器’ 是會附著在電極附近,測量結果容易含有誤差。因此 感應器與試料之間,藉由配置與感應器不同體的絕 膜,可防止水分附著在感應器的情況。 此外,上述水分量測量裝置中,感應器這個東西 如圖2所示,在與試料接觸的面,亦可不具有保持作 極的電容器的性質用的絕緣部。又,如公知或市售的 容量式的水分感應器,感應器,在與試料接觸的面也 有保持作爲電極的電容器的性質用的絕緣部。 上述絕緣薄膜在所謂測量水分率的特質上,與真 介電率的比(以下,僅稱爲「介質常數」)在約3 0 爲理想,在約2 0以下更爲理想,在約10以下更是理 並且在約5以下最爲理想。介質常數高時,可能會成 量誤差的原因。 又,上述絕緣薄膜爲了減少測量誤差,膜厚薄且 均一性爲理想。 作爲上述膜厚,在約3 00 // m以下爲理想,在約 // m以下更理想在約1 00 # m以下更爲理想,在約5 以下更是理想,且在約3 0 # m以下最爲理想。 上述均一性,是在任意30點測量後的膜厚的變 數在約20%以下爲理想,在約10%以下更理想,並且 5%以下最爲理想。 此外,變動係數,是以下式(4 ) · 感應 尤其 ,在 緣薄 ,是 爲電 靜電 可具 空的 以下 想, 爲測 具有 200 )从m 動係 在約 -19- 201233374 變動係數(%) =100χ標準偏差/相加平均 所算出的値。 又,上述絕緣薄膜,爲了減少測量誤差, 的含水率爲理想。含水率高的時候,絕緣薄膜 變高,會有測量誤差變大的情況。 上述含水率的基準,是在25 °c在水中浸漬 的含水率小於約3質量%爲理想,小於約1 想,並且小於約〇. 5質量%最爲理想。 再者,上述絕緣薄膜具有低的透水性爲理 水性低的基準,是只要在測量中,感應器,尤 會碰到水的程度即可。因爲電極被水沾濕時, 靜電容量。 作爲上述絕緣薄膜的素材,只要能滿足上 並沒有特別的限制,卻可例舉例如:聚醯胺、 環氧、聚乙烯、聚丙烯、聚偏二氯乙烯、聚氯 基戊烯等。 上述水分量測量裝置,因包含上述絕緣薄 測量具有理想約0質量%〜約1 00質量%,更ί 量%〜約9 0質量%,最理想約5質量%〜約8 0 常大範圍的水分率的試料。 此外,使用上述水分量測量裝置,藉此, 再現性佳地測量頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分 用市售的靜電容量式的水分感應器,在中間^ 由式(4) 所以具有低 的介質常數 24小時後 質量%更理 想。上述透 其是電極不 就無法測量 述性能,則 三聚氫胺、 乙烯、聚甲 膜,所以可 里想約1質 質量%的非 雖可簡易且 率,可是使 者絕緣薄 -20- 201233374 膜,也可測量頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分率。 爲了達到本發明的效果,排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品 的厚度約7mm以下,且排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的密 度約0.07g/cm3以上爲理想,排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品 的厚度約6mm以下,且排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的密 度約0.07g/cm3以上更理想,排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品 的厚度約5mm以下,且排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的密 度約0.07g/cm3以上更是理想,而且排泄口抵接域的吸收 性物品的厚度約5mm以下,且排泄口抵接域的吸收性物 品的密度約〇.〇75g/cm3以上最爲理想。 此外’如上述,排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的厚度約 0.1mm以上爲理想。由於上述厚度小於1mm時,排泄物 的吸收總量容易變的不足夠。又,排泄口抵接域的吸收性 物品的密度理想約〇.5g/cm3以下,而且最理想是約 0.3g/cm3以下。上述密度變高時,由於吸收性物品的剛性 會有增加的傾向。 本發明的吸收性物品所使用的吸收體的排泄口抵接域 的基重’是本發明的吸收性物品只要在具有約4 5 %以下的 保溫率、與約1 〇質量%以下的再潤濕率的範圍,則並沒 有特別的限制’可是可在例如約250〜約500g/m2、約 25 0〜約400g/m2、約250〜約3 50g/m2等。排泄口抵接域 的吸收體的基重少的時候,再潤濕率會有變高的傾向,而 且當排泄口抵接域的吸收體的基重變多時,穿用感會有變 硬的傾向。 21 · 201233374 本發明的吸收性物品所使用的吸收體的排 以外的區域的基重比排泄口抵接域的基重更少 如可在約300g/m2以下、約200g/m2以下、約 下。當排泄口抵接域以外的區域的吸收體的基 再潤濕率雖會有下降的傾向,可是因爲其厚度 上升的傾向,而且藉由壓榨使厚度變薄時,穿 硬的傾向。 本發明的吸收性物品所使用的吸收體中, 壓榨吸收體的一部分的方式所形成的複數個壓 吸收體的全面爲理想。藉由壓縮吸收體的全面 體的密度,亦即增加本發明的吸收性物品的密 本發明的吸收性物品的保溫率及再潤濕率。 圖3表示本發明所使用的吸收體的實施开 圖。圖3所不的吸收體21中,朝向左側爲穿 用者的前方的方向,而朝向右側爲穿用時成爲 方的方向。在圖3的吸收體21,複數個壓榨音丨 全面,而且吸收體21中,排泄口抵接域22 示。 壓榨部的形狀、面積、個數等雖沒有特別 如圖3所示,面積小的壓榨部幾乎均勻散佈爲 藉由使壓榨部幾乎均勻分散,不僅可使排泄物 至少壓榨部的面積率縮小,並可將吸收性物品 又,本發明所使用的吸收體中,也可將複 以吸收性物品容易隨著穿用者的身體的形狀具 泄口抵接域 爲理想,例 1 00g/m2 以 重變多時, 會有保溫率 用感會有變 朝厚度方向 榨部存在於 ,增加吸收 度,可降低 多態之1的 用時成爲穿 穿用者的後 〖23存在其 是以點線表 限制,可是 理想。由於 的吸收能的 全體作薄》 數個壓榨部 有某一程度 -22- 201233374 變形的方式進行配置。例如’在吸收體的全面’以壓榨部 的長方向與吸收體的正交方向一致的方式,在吸收體的正 交方向分開一定的間隔配置略矩形的壓榨部,藉此’使吸 收性物品容易沿著穿用者的臀部的形狀變形。 再者,如圖3所示,吸收體中,與穿用者的鼠蹊部接 觸的區域中,以壓榨部23的長方向與吸收體21的長方向 —致的方式,在吸收體的長方向分開一定的間隔配置壓榨 部23,藉此,當穿用者合起腿的時候,可使吸收性物品 容易追隨。 再者,如圖3所示,吸收體2 1的排泄口抵接域22 中,藉由減少壓榨部23的個數,使排泄口抵接域22容易 膨脹,而可容易吸收更多量的排泄物。此外,爲了容易吸 收更多量的排泄物,也可縮小排泄口抵接域中,每一個壓 榨部的面積。 上述吸收體的略矩形的壓榨部中,長徑約1.0〜約 3.0mm爲理想,且在約1.5〜約2.5mm更理想,而短徑約 0.2〜約2mm爲理想,且在約0.3〜約1.0mm更理想。壓 榨部的形狀變小時,壓榨會有不足的傾向,然而,形狀增 大時,本發明的吸收性物品的剛性變高,會有穿用感被破 壞的傾向。 上述吸收體中,上述壓榨部的相對於吸收體的壓榨面 的面積率約1〜約1 0%爲理想,且在約2〜約5%更爲理 想。上述面積率變小時,壓榨變的不足,其結果,吸收體 及吸收性物品的厚度變厚,吸收性物品的密度會有降低的 -23- 201233374 傾向,而上述面積率變高時,吸收性物品的剛 吸收性會有降低的傾向。 此外,上述面積率,是可以吸收體的壓榨 每1壓榨部的面積,在除以吸收體的壓榨面的 算出。 又,上述壓榨部,是在吸收體中,配置鋸 配置角鋸齒型、60°鋸齒型等爲理想。如此不 的厚度、密度等產生不均。 上述壓榨部,是比鄰的壓榨部彼此分開g 10mm的間隔爲理想,而且有約2〜約6mm的 想。如此不易在吸收體的厚度、密度等產生不 此外,吸收體的構造並沒特別限制,可舉 性的薄紙等包覆例如吸收性纖維,例如紙漿、 吸收材,例如由SAP所形成的吸收芯的方式所 本發明的吸收性物品所使用的液透過性的 只要本發明的吸收性物品具有:45 %以下的保丨 質量%以下的再潤濕率,則並沒有特別的制限 —般的熱風不織布。 又’上述液透過性的頂面薄片,爲了達到 果’在吸收性物品的正交方向交替具有朝吸收 方向延伸的複數個凸部與複數個凹部之具有凹 (以下’有僅稱爲「具有凹凸的不織布」的 想。 圖4表示具有凹凸的不織布的例子的圖。 性變高,再 部的個數乘 面積的方式 齒型,例如 易在吸收體 句 1 m m〜約 間隔爲更理 均。 利用液透過 與所期望的 形成。 頂面薄片, 溫率、與10 ,例如可舉 本發明的效 性物品的長 凸的不織布 時候)爲理 圖4所示的 •24- 201233374 具有凹凸的不織布2 4 ’是在吸收性物品的正交方 具有朝吸收性物品的長方向延伸的複數個凸部25 數個凹部26 (在圖4,僅顯示1個)。 上述具有凹凸的不織布,是可依據以往周知的 例如可依據日本特開2008-25081號說明書、日 2008-25082號說明書等記載的方法進行製造。 言,例如如圖5所示,將纖維網3 〇載置在具有網 撐構件2 9的輥之上’讓從流體噴嘴3 1所噴出的流 到纖維網30’藉此,可形成具有凹凸的不織布24 凹凸的不織布24在噴出流體的噴嘴的正下的區域 朝正交於搬送方向MD的正交方向CD被區分,而 著搬送方向MD的凹部。而且在各噴嘴間的區域, 集,而形成有沿著搬送方向MD的凸部。 上述流體是例如可舉蒸汽,例如可使用約5〜 (nL/m2 )的噴出量。又,在噴吹上述流體的流體 正下’形成不織布的凹部,並且與凹部鄰接形成有 所以流體噴嘴間隔可以形成所期望的凸部的高度、 間距等方式來決定。 由上述纖維網及上述纖維網所形成之具有凹凸 布的纖維並沒有特別限制,例如可舉聚乙烯纖維及 二甲酸乙二醇酯纖維、以及該等的組合。 上述纖維網的基重、及由上述纖維網所形成之 凸的不織布的平均基重約10〜約50g/m2爲理想, 20〜約50g/m2更爲理想。上述基重變少時,頂面 向交替 、與複 方法, 本特開 具體而 等的支 體碰觸 。具有 ,纖維 形成沿 纖維聚 ,約15 噴嘴的 凸部, 凹凸的 的不織 聚對苯 具有凹 且在約 薄片在 -25- 201233374 使用中會有破損的情況。上述基重變多時,頂面薄片的厚 度變厚,吸收性物品的保溫率會有提昇的傾向。 上述具有凹凸的不織布中,凸部的高度約0.5〜約 2.0mm爲理想,且在約0.7〜約1.5mm更爲理想。凹部的 高度約0.3〜約0.7mm爲理想,且在約約0·5〜約0.6mm 更爲理想。 上述具有凹凸的不織布中,凹凸的間距約2〜約6mm 爲理想,且約3〜約5 mm爲理想。 此外,本說明書中,凸部的高度是指:如在圖4以 hi所表示,從不織布的底部到凸部的頂部爲止的高度,而 凹部的高度是指:如在圖4以h2所示,從不織布的底部 到凹部的底部爲止的高度。又,凹凸的間距是指:如在圖 4以P所示,從某凸部到鄰接的凸部爲止的距離。 本發明的吸收性物品中,液透過性的頂面薄片,爲在 肌0抵接面,朝正交於長方向的方向交替具有朝吸收性物 品的長方向延伸的複數個凸部、與複數個凹部,而且在上 述複數個凹部的一部分具有上述不織布的不存在的孔之具 有凹凸及孔的不織布(以下,有稱爲「具有凹凸及孔的不 織布」的時候)爲更理想。藉由液透過性的頂面薄片具有 孔’容易從頂面薄片將排泄物吸入到吸收體內部。 圖6爲具有凹凸及孔的不織布的實施形態之1的模式 圖。圖6所示之具有凹凸及孔的不織布32,是在凹部26 具有不織布的不存在的孔33。 上述孔’在吸收性物品的長方向的徑約2.0〜約 -26- 201233374 2.5mm爲理想,在吸收性物品的正交方向的徑約0.5〜約 1.5mm爲理想,而且同一個凹部的比鄰的孔的間隔約2.0 〜約2.5mm爲理想。 此外,上述凸部的高度、凹部的高度、凹凸的間距、 及孔的徑可由電子顯微鏡照片來計測。 上述孔,是例如在圖5所示之具有凹凸的不織布的製 造工程中,藉由將支撐構件29變更成在搬送方向交替具 有分別從網等朝正交於搬送方向的正交方向平行的突狀部 及凹部的支撐體,而可簡易地製造。上述孔是得以被形成 在從流體噴嘴31所噴出的流體、與支撐體的突狀部交叉 的部分。 本發明的吸收性物品中,吸收體具有壓榨部,且液透 過性的頂面薄片爲具有凹凸及孔的不織布時,如圖7所 示’上述孔、與壓榨部朝吸收性物品的厚度方向至少一部 分重發爲理想。 圖7是說明孔、與吸收體的壓榨部在吸收性物品的厚 度方向至少一部分形成重疊的狀態用的圖。圖7是從液透 過性的頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面側觀看到本發明的吸收性物 品的圖,且是抽出吸收性物品的一部分者。在圖7,爲了 説明,具有吸收體的壓榨部23以點線表示。圖7中,孔 與壓榨部重疊的區域以符號3 4表示。 本發明的吸收性物品具有複數孔與壓榨部重疊的區域 3 4 ’藉此,被吸收的排泄物通過孔與壓榨部重疊的區域 34,得以迅速在吸收體被吸收。 -27- 201233374 本發明的吸收性物品’在液透過性的頂面薄片、與吸 收體之間’依要求可包含第二薄片。 作爲上述第二薄片爲不織布,例如可舉熱風不織布、 生物分解性樹脂,例如可舉聚乳酸系不織布。 此外’作爲上述背面薄片可舉例如由聚酯、聚丙烯 腈、聚氯乙烯、聚乙烯、聚丙烯、聚苯乙烯、聚對苯二甲 酸乙二醇酯或聚乙烯醇等所製造者。又,作爲上述背面薄 片可舉例如由高密度聚乙烯/低密度聚乙烯形成的通氣薄 膜、非通氣薄膜、開孔薄膜等。 又’本發明的吸收性物品包含第二薄片時,本發明的 吸收性物品’是具有朝層積方向一同壓榨液透過性的頂面 薄片及第二薄片的方式所形成的複數個壓榨部爲理想。一 同壓榨頂面薄片及第二薄片,藉此,容易從頂面薄片將排 泄物吸入吸收體內部。在壓榨部的周緣,由於纖維密度高 且纖維有朝向吸收性物品的厚度方向立起的傾向,所以從 頂面薄片容易將排泄物吸入吸收體內部。 本發明的吸收性物品,又可具有朝層積方向一同壓榨 液透過性的頂面薄片、所望的第二薄片、及吸收體的方式 所形成的複數個壓榨部。一同壓榨液透過性的頂面薄片、 所望的第二薄片、及吸收體,藉此容易從頂面薄片將排泄 物吸入吸收體內部。在壓榨部的周緣,由於纖維密度高且 纖維具有朝向吸收性物品的厚度方向立起的傾向。 圖8是表示本發明的吸收性物品的實施形態之1的 圖。圖8所示的吸收性物品3 5,包含:液透過性的頂面 -28- 201233374 薄片36、第二薄片(未圖示)、吸收體21、背面薄片 (未圖示)、及側翼部3 7。圖8所示的吸收性物品3 5具 有:壓榨頂面薄片及第二薄片的方式所形成的壓榨部 38;以及壓榨頂面薄片、第二薄片及吸收體的方式所形成 的壓榨部3 9。 接著,針對本發明的吸收性物品的製造方法進行説 明。 本發明的吸收性物品並沒有特別限制,得以由該發明 所屬之技術區域通常所使用的方法所製造。 一例,本發明所使用的吸收體,是得以在所望的基重 的吸收性纖維(例如紙漿),散佈所望的吸收劑(例如 SAP ),並以液透過性的薄紙包覆吸收性纖維的方式所形 成。爲了調整所形成的吸收性物品的密度、厚度等,也可 壓榨吸收體。壓榨,是例如如日本特開2009-273722號說 明書所記載,可使用在該業界周知的任意的手段。 接著,使用接著劑等層積液透過性的頂面薄片、所望 的第二薄片、以及吸收體。依所望一同壓榨液透過性的頂 面薄片與第二薄片之後,可在其上層積吸收體。 接著,可依所望,壓榨頂面薄片、所望的第二薄片、 及吸收體。 接著’在吸收體之上,使用接著劑等層積背面薄片之 後’剪成所望的形狀,可製造成本發明的吸收性物品。 本發明的吸收性物品’是具有吸收某程度的量的排泄 物者,且可舉例如生理用衛生棉、用後即棄式紙尿布等。 -29 - 201233374 實施例 (0080 ] 以下’雖舉例說明本發明’可是本發明並不受該等的 例所限定者。 〔例1〕 讓一定量的水分包含在Sileot® (商標)(優你嬌 美(株)製),作成具有不同的水分率的指標1〜7的標 準試料。接著’在密封狀態下將上述標準試料在“工靜 置1天。 準備圖1所示的水分量測量裝置,將指標1〜7的檫 準試料放置在水分量測量裝置的試料台上,測量該等的水 分率。感應器對試料的接觸壓是8g/cm2。 在表1及圖9表示結果。 表1 指標 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 一 水分率 (質量%) 8.23 33.6 52.6 66.5 73.5 79.7 83.1 電駆V) 0.18 0.65 1.70 1.87 2.21 2.44 2.72 _ 從上述數據,由最小二乘法作成之通過原點的檢量曲 線時’在水分率y、與電壓x之間,以下的式(5 ) 可獲得y = 32.7χ 式(5 )。 -30- 201233374 〔例2〕 從表2所示的頂面薄片、所望的第二薄片及吸收體、 以及背面薄片製造具有圖8所示這類的形狀的吸收性物 品。 表2中,作爲頂面薄片的不織布1,芯/鞘是依據曰本 特開2008-2 5082號說明書記載的方法,對由聚對苯二甲 酸乙二醇酯/高密度聚乙烯的芯鞘纖維(纖維徑:3dtx、 纖維長:45mm )所形成的纖維網進行加工所形成之具有 凹凸及孔的不織布(基重:35g/m2、凸部的高度: 1.1mm、凹部的高度:〇.5mm、凹凸的間距:1.0mm、孔 的徑:2 _ 5mm (吸收性物品的長方向)X 1 mm (吸收性物 品的正交方向)、比鄰的孔的間隔:2.5mm )。 不織布2,芯/鞘是藉由對由聚對苯二甲酸乙二醇酯/ 高密度聚乙烯的芯鞘纖維(纖維徑:3dtx、纖維長: 45mm)所形成的纖維網進行熱風加工的方式所形成的熱 風不織布(基重:35g/m2、厚度:1.1mm)。 開孔薄膜,是使用美國專利第5 73 3 62 8號所示的這類 的工程,對包含3質量%氧化鈦的聚乙烯薄膜(基重: 23g/m2 )進行開孔者(厚度:1.1mm、孔徑:〇.80mm (MD ) x0.57mm ( CD ),開孔率爲 23%。 表2中,第二薄片,是藉由對聚對苯二甲酸乙二醇酯 /高密度聚乙烯的芯鞘纖維(纖維徑:3dtx、纖維長: 4 5 mm )形成的纖維網進行熱風加工所形成的熱風不織布 (基重:20g/m2、厚度:0.19mm )。 201233374 表2中,吸收體,是藉由將表2所示的基重的紙漿載 置在液透過性的薄紙,在紙獎散佈少量的S A P,以上述薄 紙包覆紙漿,接著進行壓榨(Νο·6以外)的方式所形 成。 表2中,背面薄片是聚乙烯薄膜(基重:24g/m2 )。 [0088〕 使用接著劑層積頂面薄片及第二薄片,壓榨頂面薄片 及第二薄片,接著,使用接著劑將吸收體層積在第二薄 片,壓榨頂面薄片、第二薄片及吸收體,接著使用接著劑 在吸收體層積背面薄片,剪成吸收性物品的形狀,藉此製 造吸收性物品。 此外,在吸收性物品No.8,壓榨頂面薄片之後,使 用接著劑將吸收體層積在頂面薄片,壓榨頂面薄片及吸收 體,接著使用接著劑在吸收體層積背面薄片,剪成吸收性 物品的形狀,藉此製造吸收性物品。 在表2表示吸收性物品No. 1〜1 0的構成、以及厚度 及密度。 -32- 201233374 表2 吸收性 笛一 ~' 吸收體 物品No. 頂部薄片 乐一 蓮 基重(g/m2) 厚度υ 密度U 1^/1 □抵接域 這個以外 壓榨 (mm) (g/cm3) 1 不織布1 有 300 100 有 4 8 0 08 2 不織布1 有 400 100 有 4 1 0 12 3 不織布1 有 500 100 有 4 1 0 14 4 不織布1 有 200 100 有 4 2 0 07 5 不織布1 有 100 100 有 3 9 〇 ns 6 不織布1 有 300 100 無 7 8 0 05 7 不織布1 有 300 300 有 4 3 0 09 8 不織布1 4nt 300 100 有 4 0 〇 〇Q 9 不織布2 有 300 100 有 4 0 0 09 10 開孔薄膜 有 300 100 有 3.6 0.10 排泄口抵接域中的吸收性物品的値。 將吸收性物品No. 1〜i 〇、以及優你嬌美株式會社、 蘇菲貼身型有翼(2lCm)(以下,稱「BFR」)、優你 嬌美株式會社蘇菲貼身型 柔順貼身細緻一般曰 用有翅膀2 1 cm (以下,稱「柔順貼身」)、及優你 橋美株式會社蘇菲重視肌膚白天較多__般日用 有翅膀(以下’稱「重視肌膚」)的保溫率、再潤濕率及 水分率與排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的厚度及密度一起在 表3表示。此外’保溫率、再潤濕率及水分率,是依據本 說明書記載的方法所測量。 又’由吸收性物品No. 1〜1 0、以及BFR、柔順貼身 及重視肌膚構成的市售的吸收性物品中,在圖1 〇表示排 泄口抵接域的吸收性物品的厚度及保溫率的關係,並且在 -33- 201233374 圖1 1表示排泄口抵接域的收性物品的密度及保溫率的關 係。吸收性物品No. 1〜1 0中,在圖1 2表示排泄口抵接域 的吸收性物品的密度及再潤濕率的關係。 表3 吸收性物品 No. 厚度υ (mm) 密度υ (g/cm3) 保溫率 再潤濕率 水分率 1 4.8 0.08 42% 6.9% 14.7% 2 4.1 0.12 39% 一 17.0% 3 4.1 0.14 38% 0.9% 15.7% 4 4.2 0.07 39% 15.3% 14.1% 5 3.9 0.05 38% 21.6% 17.3% 6 7.8 0.05 47% 7.1% 15.4% 7 4.3 0.09 39% 0.3% 16.0% 8 4.0 0.09 39% 7.4% 16.7% 9 4.0 0.09 39% 10.8% 16.3% 10 3.6 0.10 36% 3.6% 21.3% BFR 9.6 0.06 50% 0.8% 43.4% fuwapita 7.7 0.07 47% 1.3% 22.8% 重視肌膚 9.1 0.06 48% 0.3% 18.8% 排泄口抵接域中的吸收性物品的値。 由圖1 0及圖1 1可知,當排泄口抵接域的吸收性物品 的厚度變薄時,而且當排泄口抵接域的收性物品的密度變 高時,保溫率下降。又,由圖12可知,當排泄口抵接域 的吸收性物品的密度變高時,再潤濕率下降。 讓複數個被實驗者使用吸收性物品N 〇 . 1〜N 〇 . 1 0、以 及BFR、柔順貼身及重視肌膚後得到,保溫率及再潤濕率 愈降低愈不易悶熱,而且吸收排泄物之後依然乾爽的答 覆。並且在具有45%以下的保溫率、與10質量%以下的 -34- 201233374 再潤濕率的吸收性物品Ν ο · 1、3、7、8及1 0 ;以及N 〇 . 2 中,感受到顯著不易悶熱,而且乾爽感明顯。 【圖式簡單說明】 圖1表示可測量頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分率的水 分量測量裝置的圖。 圖2表示使用圖1所示的水分量測量裝置,測量水分 量之際的感應器2、與試料4的位置關係的例子的圖。 圖3表示本發明所使用的吸收體的實施形態之1的 圖。 圖4表示具有凹凸的不織布的例子的圖。 圖5爲說明製造具有凹凸的不織布的工程用的圖。 圖6爲具有凹凸及孔的不織布的實施形態之1的模式 圖。 圖7是說明孔、與吸收體的壓榨部在吸收性物品的厚 度方向至少一部分形成重疊的狀態用的圖。 圖8是表示本發明的吸收性物品部的實施形態之1的 圖。 圖9表示在例1所獲得的電壓 '與水分率的關係的 圖。 圖10表示在例2所獲得的排泄口抵接域的厚度、與 保溫率的關係的圖。 圖1 1表示在例2所獲得的排泄口抵接域的密度、與 保溫率的關係的圖。 -35- 201233374 圖1 2表示在例2所獲得的排泄口抵接域的密度、與 再潤濕的關係的圖。 【主要元件符號說明】 1 :水分量測量裝置 2 :感應器 3 :試料台 4 :試料 5 :支撐機構 6 :移動機構 7 :絕緣薄膜 8 :砝磚 9 :測量機構 10a、 10b:電極 1 1 :電極支撐部 21 :吸收體 22 :排泄口抵接域 23 :壓榨部 24:具有凹凸的不織布 2 5 :凸部 26 :凹部 2 7 :中央部 2 8 :側部 29 :支撐構件 -36- 201233374 3 Ο :纖維網 3 1 :流體噴嘴 32:具有凹凸及孔的不織布 33 :孔 34:孔與壓榨部重疊的區域 3 5 :吸收性物品 3 6 :頂面薄片 3 7 :側翼部 38:壓榨頂面薄片及第二薄片的方式所形成的壓榨部 39:壓榨頂面薄片、第二薄片及吸收體的方式所形成 的壓榨部 -37-MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The absorbent article portion of the present invention will be described in detail below. The absorbent article portion of the present invention has a heat retention rate of about 45% or less and a rewetting rate of about 10% by mass or less. However, according to the present inventors, the inventor heats the absorbent article. The rate is set to be less than about 45%, and the rewetting rate is set to be less than about 1% by mass, and it is found that it is not easy to be stuffy when worn, and is still dry after absorbing excrement. The above heat retention rate can be measured as follows. (1) Prepare the KES-F7 Precision Rapid Thermal Property Measurement Device Heatsink (THERMOLAB) II, manufactured by Japan Gado Technology Co., Ltd., adjust the room temperature to 20 °C, and adjust the humidity to 60% RH. 201233374 (2) When measuring the heat retention rate of the discarded disposable diaper, center the center of the discharge port abutting area, and cut the direction of the long direction of 12 cm and the direction orthogonal to the long direction (the following is only orthogonal to When the direction of the long direction is called "orthogonal direction", the sample of 12 cm is used. When measuring sanitary napkins, it is generally difficult to ensure that the sample of 1 2 cm X 1 2 cm is difficult. Therefore, cut the sample with a length of 8 cm and an orthogonal direction of 8 cm centering on the center of the discharge port abutment field. 3) Adhere the above sample to the sample frame attached to the radiator with a double-sided tape. Further, in the case of a disposable disposable diaper, according to the usual procedure of the above measuring device, the sample is adhered to the sample frame, and when it is a sanitary napkin, it is commercially available at 12 cm x 12 cm. Shorts, such as cotton shorts, are attached to the sample frame with a double-sided tape, and then the sample is adhered to the shorts with a double-sided tape so that the sample is placed in the center of the sample frame. (4) In the radiator II, set the wind speed of the wind tunnel to 30 cm/sec, and set the temperature of the BT-Box to 30 °C. (5) Measure the heat necessary to maintain the temperature of the sample block of the sample to 30 °C. (6) In the absence of the sample, measure the necessary temperature to keep the temperature of the sample frame at 30 °C. Heat Q〇. In addition, when disposable diapers are used, only the sample frame is placed in the state of BT-Box to measure the heat Qo, and when the sanitary napkin is used, the sample frame of the shorts is placed in the state of the BT-Box. Measure the heat Q0. (7) The heat retention rate is calculated according to the following formula (1). -10-201233374 Insulation rate (%) = ΐΟΟχ (Q〇-Qd) / Q〇 (1) In the absorbent article portion of the present invention, the heat retention rate is about 45% or less, and is preferably about 43% or less. More than about 42% is more desirable. Since the above-mentioned heat retention rate is higher, the wearer feels hot when worn, and thus is prone to sweating and feels stuffy. Further, the lower limit of the above heat retention rate is about 0%. By keeping the heat retention rate close to about 〇%, it is possible to approach the state in which the absorbent article is not attached to the heat. The above heat retention rate can be reduced, for example, by making the thickness of the absorbent article thin, in particular, by thinning the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region. By making the thickness of the absorbent article thin, it is possible to reduce the amount of heat-insulating air present inside the absorbent article, so that the heat retention rate of the absorbent article is lowered. The heat retention rate is also changed by the density of the absorbent article described later, etc. Therefore, it is difficult to discuss the heat retention property only by the thickness of the absorbent article, but the absorbent article can be obtained in order to achieve a heat retention rate of about 45% or less. The thickness of the absorbent article in the excretion port abutment region is, for example, about 7 mm or less, about 6 mm or less, or about 5 mm or less. Further, the thickness of the absorbent article, particularly the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region, is preferably about 0. 1 m m or more. Since the thickness of the absorbent article is less than 1 mm, the total amount of excrement absorbed tends to be insufficient. The thickness of the above-mentioned absorbent article is, for example, TM600-L manufactured by Japan Kumagai Rig Industrial Co., Ltd., with a diameter of the front end of the measuring member: 50 mm, and a descending speed of the measuring member: 7. 5mm / sec, and measurement weight: 50gf conditions to measure -11 - 201233374 amount. The above heat retention rate can be lowered by increasing the density of the absorbent article which is the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region. By increasing the density of the absorbent article, it is desirable to reduce the amount of air having high heat retention property inside the article and to lower the heat retention rate of the article. The heat retention rate is as described above because of the change of the absorbent article. Therefore, it is difficult to discuss the heat retention only by the density of the absorbent article. However, in order to achieve a heat retention rate of about 45% or less, the density of the product can be made, especially The absorbent article of the drainage port abutment field is set, for example, in about 〇. 〇4g/cm3 or more, about 0. 05g/cm3 I 0. 06g/cm3 or more, about 〇. 〇7g/cm3 or more. Further, the density of the absorbent article portion of the present invention, particularly the density of the absorbent article of the abutting region, is desirably about 0. 5g/cm3 and more preferably about 0. 3 g/cm3 or less. In the case of an absorbent article, the rigidity of the absorbent article tends to increase. In addition, in the present specification, the "excretion port abutment field" refers to an area in which the wearer's excretory opening contacts, and the area where the disposable urine is in contact with the urination portion after use, and in the sanitary napkin is The area where the mouth is in contact. Further, in order to absorb the excrement, when it exists in a region having a large weight, it is convenient to use the region having a large basis weight in the abutment region. In the present specification, "the center of the discharge port abutment field", when the article has a wing portion, the length of the absorbent article of the wing portion is increased, and in particular, the thickness of the absorbent absorbent material is improved. The density of the trapped absorbent material, "upper and lower is below the excretory opening, and the density becomes higher: big sputum and cloth refers to: refers to: the sputum has a base as excretion means; the suction direction of the middle -12- 201233374 In the case of the center of the absorbent article in the direction orthogonal to the direction of the absorbent article, the absorbent article does not have a wing portion, and refers to the center of the portion of the absorbent body having a low waist in the longitudinal direction, and is the center of the absorbent article in the orthogonal direction. In the present specification, the density is obtained by cutting a sample having a length of 2 cm in the longitudinal direction and 2 cm in the orthogonal direction around the center of the discharge port abutting region in the absorbent article, and measuring the mass m ( g ) thereof. In addition, the thickness h (mm) of the absorbent article can be measured by the above-mentioned TM6 00-L manufactured by Japan Kumagai Riki Co., Ltd. The density D (g/cm3) is expressed by the following formula ( 2) Determined. D = m/ ( 2x2x0. 1 xh ) Formula (2) The above rewetting rate can be measured as follows. (1) On a liquid-permeable top sheet of an absorbent article, an acrylic board having a hole of about 40 mm x about 10 mm in the center, a center of a hole of an acrylic plate, and a drain of an absorbent article The center of the abutting domain is placed in a substantially overlapping manner. (2) In the automatic burette, artificial menstrual blood was placed, and a total of 4 g of artificial menstrual blood was dropped from the center of the hole of the acrylic plate from a height of about 10 to about 15 mm. The rate of dropping artificial menstrual blood was about 95 mL/min. (3) After confirming that the artificial menstrual blood is absorbed by the absorbent article, the acrylic plate is removed, and one minute after the artificial menstrual blood dripping, on the top sheet, centering on the discharge port abutting field, and placing one piece of the sheet in advance The filter paper of the measurement quality (A) (Japan ADVANTEC Toyo Co., Ltd. 2, ruler 201233374 inch: 50 mm x 35 mm) was 10 sheets, and a pressure of 30 g/cm 2 of the filter paper application port was placed thereon. (4) After 1 minute from the placement of the weight, remove the weight and filter paper from the absorbent article and measure the weight (B) of the filter paper. (5) The rewet ratio is calculated according to the following formula (3). Rewetting rate (% by mass) = 100 χ {mass (B) - mass (A) } / 4 (3) In addition, artificial blood, as long as the viscosity is greater than about 22 to about 26 mPa · s, then There is no particular limitation. For example, 80 g of glycerin mixed with 100 cc of water, 8 g of sodium salt of CMC, NaCl l〇g, 4 g of NaHC03, 8 g of red pigment 102, 2 g of red pigment 2, and 2 g of yellow pigment 5 Mode modulation. In the absorbent article portion of the present invention, the rewet ratio is preferably about 10% by mass or less, and preferably about 8% by mass or less, and more preferably about 7% by mass or less. The higher the rewetting rate, the more the absorbent article absorbs the excrement, and when the pressure is applied to the absorbent article by sitting on a chair or the like, the adhesive tends to be easily felt. Further, the lower limit of the above rewetting rate is about 0% by mass. The rewetting rate is made close to about 〇% by mass, whereby the absorbent article portion of the present invention is easily maintained in a dry state after absorbing the excrement. The above rewetting rate can be lowered, for example, by increasing the density of the absorbent article, particularly increasing the density of the excretory opening abutment region of the absorbent article. In particular, by increasing the density of the retractable articles in the discharge port abutment area, since the fibers of the non-woven fabric in the absorbent article and the pulp inside the absorbent body are close to each other, the excretion is easy due to the capillary phenomenon. It is sucked into the inside of the absorbent article and is easily held, and the above rewetting rate should be lowered. In order to achieve a rewetting rate of 1% by mass or less, the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is preferably about 0. More than 07g/cm3, more ideally about 0. 08g/cm3 or more, and most ideally about 0. 09g/cm3 or more. Further, the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is as described above, and is preferably about 0. 5g/cm3 or less, and more preferably about 0. Below 3g/cm3. When the density of the absorbent article is increased, the rigidity of the absorbent article tends to increase. In the absorbent article of the present invention, the moisture content of the skin contact surface of the top sheet is preferably about 20% by mass or less, more preferably about 18% by mass or less, and most preferably about 17% by mass or less. . By lowering the moisture content of the skin contact surface of the top sheet, the moisture content of the surface of the top sheet of the skin contact surface is lowered, and even after the excrement is absorbed, the skin contact surface of the top sheet can be maintained. Dry state. In addition, the above moisture rate is about 0. More than 3 mass% is ideal, and is about 1. 0% by mass or more is most desirable. When the moisture content is too low, there is a case where it is easy to generate static electricity when it is worn due to the weather. The moisture content of the skin contact surface of the top sheet can be measured as follows. (1) A moisture measuring device of the type shown in Fig. 1 was prepared, the room temperature was adjusted to 20 ° C, and the humidity was adjusted to 60% RH. Further, a detailed description of the water content measuring device will be given. -15- 201233374 (2) Prepare a complex sample with a known water content. In these samples, measure the voltage (V) applied between a pair of electrodes to create a calibration curve. (3) In the automatic burette, artificial menstrual blood was placed, and a total of 4 g of artificial menstrual blood was dropped toward the center of the discharge port abutting field of the liquid permeable top sheet. (4) After 1 minute, 'measured at any 15 places in the long direction of the absorbent article 12 mm in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article, and in the range of 30 mm in the orthogonal direction, based on the above-mentioned calibration curve The average 値 is converted into the moisture rate. The moisture content measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1 is an inductor 2 including a capacitance type moisture sensor, and the sample stage 3 is a sample stage on which a sample which is required to be measured by an absorbent article is placed, and a sample stage on which the convex surface for the sample is placed, and a support mechanism 5 for supporting the sensor, wherein the contact pressure of the sample to the sample is substantially constant; and the moving mechanism 6 for moving the sample And a measuring mechanism 9 that controls the moving mechanism to thereby measure the moisture content of the sample by measuring the moisture content of the sample at a plurality of points by the sensor while moving the sample relative to the sample. In the moisture content measuring apparatus 1 shown in Fig. 1, the sample stage 3 has a semi-cylindrical shape formed by cutting a right cylinder on a plane passing through a central axis. Further, in the moisture content measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1, the support mechanism 5 is a balance that can adjust the load applied to the sample 4 in accordance with the position of the confirmation code 8, and can be oriented in the vertical direction shown by B in Fig. 1 ( Hereinafter, there is a certain load applied as the "direction Bj". In the moisture content measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1, the moving mechanism 6 is such that the -16-201233374 sample table 3 is arranged along the central axis of the right cylinder. The direction A is rotated, and the sample stage 3 can be made to be parallel to the central axis of the right cylinder, that is, reciprocating from the front to the deep direction in Fig. 11. The moving mechanism 6 rotates the sample stage 3 toward the direction a, and Further, the sample stage 3 is reciprocated from the front side in the deep direction, whereby the distribution of the moisture content of the sample can be evaluated. In the moisture content measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1, the sensor 2 is moved via the support mechanism 5'. 6 is directly connected to the measuring mechanism 9. In the moisture measuring device 1 of Fig. 1, the sample 4 is placed on the sample stage 3, and the insulating film 7 is disposed between the inductor 2 and the sample 4, and then the sample is covered. 4. The moisture measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1 The procedure for measuring the distribution of the moisture content of the sample 4 is as follows. First, the moisture content measuring device 1 shown in Fig. 1 is prepared. Next, the sample 4 placed on the convex surface of the sample stage 3 is placed on the sample 4 The insulating film 7 is then sandwiched between the insulating films 7 'The inductor 2 is placed on top of the sample 4. Next, the measuring mechanism 9 is operated to control the moving mechanism 6' to bring the sample stage 3 toward the center axis of the positive cylinder of the sample stage 3. The surrounding A direction is rotated, and the sample stage 3 is moved from the solid front to the deep direction. With this movement, the sensor 2 measures the moisture content of the sample 4 at a plurality of points. By combining these, the sample 4 can be measured. Distribution of Moisture Rate Although the above-mentioned inductor can optionally use a commercially available electrostatic capacity type moisture sensor, the electrostatic capacity type moisture sensor can have such a cross-sectional shape as shown in Fig. 2. The sensor 2 shown is a pair of electrodes 1〇3 and 10b arranged in parallel with each other at intervals -17-201233374 determined in advance. The electrostatic capacitance between the electrodes 10a and 10b of the pair is via The metal wire is measured. Figure 2 The inductor 2 further includes an electrode supporting portion 11 for supporting a pair of electrodes 10a and 10b. A pair of electrodes 2' shown in Fig. 2 are mounted on the measuring side of the electrode supporting portion 1 1 In order to prevent the measurement of the water content, the electrode support portion has a dielectric constant, a water content, and a water permeability which are equivalent to the insulating film to be described later. The electrode support portion is an example of the material of the electrode support portion. For example, a phenol resin known by a trade name such as a phenol resin may be mentioned. Further, in the inductor 2 shown in Fig. 2, there is no existence between the pair of electrodes 10a and 1b, but the above In another embodiment of the moisture content measuring device, the electrode supporting portion may be further disposed between the pair of electrodes 1a and 1b. The electrode supporting portion is disposed between the pair of electrodes 10a and 10b, whereby the interval between the electrode and the sample can be kept constant. The inductor 2 shown in Fig. 2 is formed by sandwiching the insulating film 7 and contacting the sample 4. Since the sensor 2 is loaded with a certain load in the vertical direction, the sensor 2 can measure the electrostatic capacitance while keeping the distance between the pair of electrodes 10a and 10b and the sample 4 constant. The reason why the moisture measuring device is disposed between the inductor and the sample and includes an insulating film for covering the sample is as follows. As an absorbent article which must be measured, for example, after the urination of the absorbent surface of the disposable diaper, the moisture rate may reach approximately 10,000% -18-201233374. In such a high moisture rate condition, if a moisture device is to be used, when a moisture content is measured, a part of moisture adheres to the sensor, and it adheres to the vicinity of the electrode, and the measurement result is likely to contain an error. Therefore, it is possible to prevent moisture from adhering to the sensor by disposing a film different from the inductor between the sensor and the sample. Further, in the above-described moisture content measuring device, as shown in Fig. 2, the inductor may not have an insulating portion for retaining the properties of the capacitor on the surface in contact with the sample. Further, as known or commercially available capacity type moisture sensors, the inductor has an insulating portion for retaining the properties of the capacitor as an electrode on the surface in contact with the sample. The insulating film has a ratio of the dielectric constant to the true dielectric constant (hereinafter referred to simply as "dielectric constant"), preferably about 30, more preferably about 20 or less, and about 10 or less. It is more reasonable and is ideal for about 5 or less. When the dielectric constant is high, the cause of the error may be large. Further, in order to reduce the measurement error, the insulating film is preferably thin and uniform in film thickness. The film thickness is preferably about 300 Å / m or less, more preferably about / / m or less, more preferably about 100 Å or less, more preferably about 5 or less, and about 3 0 # m. The following is most ideal. The above uniformity is preferably about 20% or less of the film thickness measured at any 30 points, more preferably about 10% or less, and most preferably 5% or less. In addition, the coefficient of variation is the following formula (4). Inductive, especially in the case of the thin edge, is the following for the electric static electricity. For the test, there is a variation coefficient (%) from the m system at about -19-201233374. =100χ standard deviation/additional average calculated 値. Further, in order to reduce measurement errors, the insulating film preferably has a water content. When the water content is high, the insulating film becomes high and the measurement error becomes large. The above water content is based on the fact that the water content impregnated in water at 25 ° C is preferably less than about 3% by mass, less than about 1 and less than about 〇.  5 mass% is the most ideal. Further, the above-mentioned insulating film has a low water permeability and is a reference for low water repellency, and it is only necessary for the inductor to hit water in the measurement. The electrostatic capacity when the electrode is wet with water. The material of the above-mentioned insulating film is not particularly limited as long as it satisfies the above, and examples thereof include polyamine, epoxy, polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinylidene chloride, and polychloropentene. The above-mentioned moisture content measuring device has an ideal thickness of about 0% by mass to about 100% by mass, more preferably from about 9% by mass to about 90% by mass, and most preferably from about 5% by mass to about 80%. Sample of moisture content. Further, by using the above-described moisture content measuring device, the moisture of the skin contact surface of the top sheet is excellent in reproducibility, and a commercially available electrostatic capacitance type moisture sensor is used in the middle, and thus has a low formula (4). The dielectric constant is more desirable after 24 hours. If the above-mentioned electrode is not able to measure the performance, the polyamine, ethylene, and polymethylene film can be used. Therefore, it is possible to use about 1% by mass, but it is easy to use, but the insulator is thin, -20-201233374. The moisture content of the skin contact surface of the top sheet was measured. In order to attain the effect of the present invention, the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is about 7 mm or less, and the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is about 0. Preferably, the thickness of the absorbent article of the discharge port abutting region is about 6 mm or less, and the density of the absorbent article of the discharge port abutting region is about 0. More preferably, it is more than 07 g/cm3, and the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutting area is about 5 mm or less, and the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutting area is about 0. More preferably, it is more than 07 g/cm3, and the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutting area is about 5 mm or less, and the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutting area is about 〇. 〇75g/cm3 or more is most desirable. Further, as described above, the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is about 0. More than 1mm is ideal. Since the above thickness is less than 1 mm, the total amount of excrement absorbed is likely to be insufficient. Moreover, the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment area is preferably about 〇. 5g/cm3 or less, and most preferably about 0. 3g/cm3 or less. When the density is increased, the rigidity of the absorbent article tends to increase. The basis weight of the excretory opening abutment region of the absorbent body used in the absorbent article of the present invention is that the absorbent article of the present invention has a heat retention rate of about 45% or less and a regreasing amount of about 1% by mass or less. The range of the moisture ratio is not particularly limited 'but may be, for example, about 250 to about 500 g/m 2 , about 25 0 to about 400 g/m 2 , about 250 to about 3 50 g/m 2 , and the like. When the basis weight of the absorbent body in the excretion opening abutment region is small, the rewetting rate tends to be high, and when the basis weight of the absorbent body in the excretion opening abutting region is increased, the wearing feeling is hardened. Propensity. 21 · 201233374 The basis weight of the region other than the row of the absorbent body used in the absorbent article of the present invention is less than the basis weight of the discharge port abutting domain, as may be about 300 g/m 2 or less and about 200 g/m 2 or less. . The base rewetting rate of the absorbent body in the region other than the excretion opening abutment tends to decrease, but the thickness tends to increase, and when the thickness is reduced by pressing, the wear tends to be hard. In the absorbent body used in the absorbent article of the present invention, it is preferable that a plurality of pressure absorbers are formed by pressing a part of the absorbent body. The heat retention rate and the rewetting rate of the absorbent article of the present invention are increased by compressing the density of the entire body of the absorbent body, that is, the absorbent article of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a view showing the implementation of the absorbent body used in the present invention. In the absorbent body 21 which is not shown in Fig. 3, the direction toward the left side is the front of the wearer, and the direction toward the right side is the direction when the wearer is in the square. In the absorbent body 21 of Fig. 3, a plurality of pressing sounds are comprehensive, and in the absorbent body 21, the drain opening abutment field 22 is shown. Although the shape, the area, the number, and the like of the press portion are not particularly as shown in Fig. 3, the press portion having a small area is almost uniformly dispersed so that the press portion can be almost uniformly dispersed, and at least the area ratio of the excrement at least the press portion can be reduced. Further, in the absorbent article used in the present invention, it is also preferable that the absorbent article is easily detached from the shape of the wearer's body in the absorbent body, for example, 1 00 g/m 2 . When there is a lot of change, there will be a change in the heat retention rate, and there will be a thickness in the direction of the press portion, increasing the absorbance, and reducing the time of the polymorphic one becomes the wearer's post. 23 exists in the dotted line. Table limits are ideal. Because of the absorption of the entire thin film, several press sections have a certain degree of -22-201233374 deformation configuration. For example, in the entire direction of the absorbent body, a slightly rectangular press portion is disposed at a constant interval in the orthogonal direction of the absorbent body so that the longitudinal direction of the press portion coincides with the direction orthogonal to the absorbent body, thereby making the absorbent article It is easy to deform along the shape of the wearer's buttocks. Further, as shown in Fig. 3, in the region of the absorbent body which is in contact with the groin portion of the wearer, the longitudinal direction of the press portion 23 and the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body 21 are in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent body. The press portion 23 is disposed at a predetermined interval, whereby the absorbent article can be easily followed when the wearer closes the leg. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, in the excretory opening abutment region 22 of the absorbent body 2, by reducing the number of the press portions 23, the excretory opening abutment region 22 is easily expanded, and a larger amount can be easily absorbed. Excreta. In addition, in order to easily absorb a larger amount of excrement, the area of each of the press sections in the discharge port abutment domain can also be reduced. In the slightly rectangular press portion of the above absorbent body, the long diameter is about 1. 0~about 3. 0mm is ideal and is about 1. 5~about 2. 5mm is more ideal, and the short diameter is about 0. 2~about 2mm is ideal, and is about 0. 3~about 1. 0mm is more ideal. When the shape of the press portion is small, the press tends to be insufficient. However, when the shape is increased, the rigidity of the absorbent article of the present invention becomes high, and the wearing feeling tends to be broken. In the above absorbent body, the area ratio of the press portion to the press surface of the absorbent body is preferably from about 1 to about 10%, and more preferably from about 2 to about 5%. When the area ratio is small, the press is insufficient, and as a result, the thickness of the absorbent body and the absorbent article is increased, and the density of the absorbent article tends to decrease from -23 to 201233374, and when the area ratio is high, the absorbability is high. The just absorption of the article tends to decrease. Further, the above area ratio is the area of the pressurizing body which can be divided by the area of the press section of the absorber. Further, it is preferable that the press portion is provided with a saw-arc jagged type, a 60° zigzag type, or the like in the absorber. Such a thickness, density, and the like are uneven. The above-mentioned press section is preferably an interval of 10 mm apart from the adjacent press sections, and is preferably about 2 to about 6 mm. In this case, the thickness, density, and the like of the absorbent body are not easily caused, and the structure of the absorbent body is not particularly limited. For example, absorbent paper, such as a pulp or an absorbent material, such as an absorbent core formed of SAP, is coated with a thin tissue such as a smear. In the liquid permeability of the absorbent article of the present invention, the absorbent article of the present invention has a rewetting ratio of not less than 45% by weight of the absorbent article, and there is no particular limitation on the hot air. Not woven. Further, the above-mentioned liquid-permeable top sheet has a plurality of convex portions and a plurality of concave portions which are alternately extended in the direction of absorption in the direction orthogonal to the absorbent article, and have a concave shape (hereinafter referred to as "having only" Fig. 4 is a view showing an example of a non-woven fabric having irregularities. The shape is increased, and the number of the remaining portions is multiplied by the area. For example, it is easy to absorb the body sentence from 1 mm to about the interval. The liquid permeable and the desired formation are used. The top sheet, the temperature ratio, and 10, for example, when the long non-woven fabric of the effective article of the present invention is used, is shown in Fig. 4. • 24-201233374 has unevenness The nonwoven fabric 24' is a plurality of concave portions 26 having a plurality of convex portions 25 extending in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article on the orthogonal side of the absorbent article (only one is shown in Fig. 4). The above-mentioned non-woven fabric having irregularities can be produced by a method known in the art, for example, according to the method described in JP-A-2008-25081, JP-A-2008-25082, and the like. For example, as shown in FIG. 5, the web 3 is placed on a roll having a mesh member 29, and the flow from the fluid nozzle 31 to the web 30' is thereby formed to have irregularities. Non-woven fabric 24 The uneven nonwoven fabric 24 is divided in a direction immediately below the nozzle in which the fluid is ejected in the orthogonal direction CD orthogonal to the transport direction MD, and the recessed portion in the transport direction MD is distinguished. Further, a convex portion along the transport direction MD is formed in a region between the nozzles. The fluid is, for example, steam, and for example, a discharge amount of about 5 to (nL/m2) can be used. Further, the concave portion of the non-woven fabric is formed immediately below the fluid from which the fluid is blown, and is formed adjacent to the concave portion. Therefore, the height of the fluid nozzle can be formed to form a desired height and pitch of the convex portion. The fiber having the uneven fabric formed of the above-mentioned fiber web and the above-mentioned fiber web is not particularly limited, and examples thereof include polyethylene fiber and ethylene glycol diester fiber, and combinations thereof. The basis weight of the above-mentioned fiber web and the uneven nonwoven fabric formed of the above-mentioned fiber web are preferably from 10 to 50 g/m 2 , and more preferably from 20 to 50 g/m 2 . When the above-mentioned basis weight is small, the top surface is alternately touched, and the complex method, the specific opening, and the like are touched. The fibers are formed along the fibers and are convex at about 15 nozzles. The uneven poly(p-phenylene) has a concave shape and is damaged when the sheet is used in -25-201233374. When the basis weight is increased, the thickness of the top sheet becomes thick, and the heat retention rate of the absorbent article tends to increase. In the above non-woven fabric having irregularities, the height of the convex portion is about 0. 5~about 2. 0mm is ideal and is about 0. 7~about 1. 5mm is more ideal. The height of the recess is about 0. 3~about 0. 7mm is ideal, and is about 0. 5~about 0. 6mm is more ideal. In the non-woven fabric having irregularities, the pitch of the concavities and convexities is preferably from about 2 to about 6 mm, and preferably from about 3 to about 5 mm. Further, in the present specification, the height of the convex portion means a height from the bottom of the non-woven fabric to the top of the convex portion as indicated by hi in FIG. 4, and the height of the concave portion means: as shown by h2 in FIG. The height from the bottom of the nonwoven to the bottom of the recess. Further, the pitch of the concavities and convexities means a distance from a certain convex portion to an adjacent convex portion as indicated by P in Fig. 4 . In the absorbent article of the present invention, the liquid-permeable top sheet has a plurality of convex portions extending in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article alternately in the direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction on the muscle 0 abutting surface, and a plurality of convex portions It is more preferable that a part of the plurality of concave portions has a non-woven fabric (hereinafter referred to as "non-woven fabric having irregularities and holes" having irregularities and holes in the non-woven non-woven holes. The liquid-permeable top sheet has a hole 'to easily suck the excrement from the top sheet into the inside of the absorber. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing a first embodiment of a nonwoven fabric having irregularities and holes. The non-woven fabric 32 having irregularities and holes shown in Fig. 6 is a hole 33 having a non-woven fabric in the concave portion 26. The diameter of the above hole 'in the longitudinal direction of the absorbent article is about 2. 0~about -26- 201233374 2. 5mm is ideal, and the diameter in the orthogonal direction of the absorbent article is about 0. 5~about 1. 5mm is ideal, and the spacing of the adjacent holes of the same recess is about 2. 0 ~ about 2. 5mm is ideal. Further, the height of the convex portion, the height of the concave portion, the pitch of the unevenness, and the diameter of the hole can be measured by an electron micrograph. In the manufacturing process of the non-woven fabric having the unevenness shown in FIG. 5, for example, the support member 29 is changed so as to have a parallel direction orthogonal to the orthogonal direction of the transport direction from the net or the like in the transport direction. The support of the shape and the recess can be easily manufactured. The hole is formed in a portion that is formed between the fluid ejected from the fluid nozzle 31 and the projection of the support. In the absorbent article of the present invention, the absorbent body has a press portion, and when the liquid-permeable top sheet is a non-woven fabric having irregularities and holes, as shown in Fig. 7, the hole and the press portion are oriented in the thickness direction of the absorbent article. At least part of the retransmission is ideal. Fig. 7 is a view for explaining a state in which the hole and the press portion of the absorbent body are overlapped at least in part in the thickness direction of the absorbent article. Fig. 7 is a view showing the absorbent article of the present invention viewed from the skin contact surface side of the liquid-permeable top sheet, and is a part of the absorbent article. In Fig. 7, for the sake of explanation, the press portion 23 having the absorber is indicated by a dotted line. In Fig. 7, the area where the hole overlaps the press section is indicated by symbol 3 4 . The absorbent article of the present invention has a region in which a plurality of holes overlap the press portion, whereby the absorbed excrement passes through the region 34 where the press portion overlaps the press portion, and is quickly absorbed in the absorbent body. -27- 201233374 The absorbent article 'of the liquid-permeable top sheet and the absorbent body' of the present invention may include a second sheet as required. The second sheet is a non-woven fabric, and examples thereof include a hot air non-woven fabric and a biodegradable resin. For example, a polylactic acid-based nonwoven fabric can be used. Further, the back sheet may be, for example, a polyester, a polyacrylonitrile, a polyvinyl chloride, a polyethylene, a polypropylene, a polystyrene, a polyethylene terephthalate or a polyvinyl alcohol. Further, examples of the back sheet include a vent film formed of high-density polyethylene/low-density polyethylene, a non-ventilating film, and an apertured film. In the case where the absorbent article of the present invention comprises the second sheet, the absorbent article of the present invention is a plurality of press portions formed by the top sheet and the second sheet having the same fluid permeability in the stacking direction. ideal. The top sheet and the second sheet are pressed together, whereby the excrement is easily sucked into the inside of the absorber from the top sheet. At the periphery of the press section, since the fiber density is high and the fibers tend to rise toward the thickness direction of the absorbent article, the excrement is easily sucked into the absorber from the top sheet. The absorbent article of the present invention may further comprise a plurality of press portions formed in such a manner that the top sheet of the press liquid permeability in the stacking direction, the desired second sheet, and the absorbent body are formed. The topsheet, the second sheet, and the absorbent body, which are permeable to the liquid, are used to easily suck the excretion from the top sheet into the interior of the absorbent body. At the periphery of the press section, the fiber density is high and the fibers tend to rise toward the thickness direction of the absorbent article. Fig. 8 is a view showing a first embodiment of the absorbent article of the present invention. The absorbent article 35 shown in Fig. 8 includes a liquid permeable top surface -28-201233374 sheet 36, a second sheet (not shown), an absorbent body 21, a back sheet (not shown), and a side flap portion. 3 7. The absorbent article 35 shown in Fig. 8 has a press portion 38 formed by pressing a top sheet and a second sheet, and a press portion 3 formed by pressing the top sheet, the second sheet, and the absorbent body. . Next, a method of manufacturing the absorbent article of the present invention will be described. The absorbent article of the present invention is not particularly limited and can be produced by a method generally used in the technical region to which the invention belongs. As an example, the absorbent body used in the present invention is a method in which a desired absorbent (for example, SAP) is dispersed in an absorbent fiber (for example, pulp) having a desired basis, and the absorbent fiber is coated with a liquid-permeable tissue paper. Formed. The absorbent body can also be pressed in order to adjust the density, thickness and the like of the formed absorbent article. The press is, for example, as described in the specification of JP-A-2009-273722, and any means known in the art can be used. Next, a top liquid permeable top sheet such as an adhesive, a desired second sheet, and an absorber are used. After the top sheet and the second sheet which are permeable to the liquid are mixed as desired, the absorber can be laminated thereon. Next, the top sheet, the desired second sheet, and the absorbent body can be pressed as desired. Then, on the absorbent body, the absorbent article of the present invention can be produced by cutting the desired shape by laminating the back sheet with an adhesive or the like. The absorbent article 'of the present invention' is an excretion having a certain amount of absorption, and may be, for example, a sanitary napkin or a disposable disposable diaper. -29 - 201233374 EXAMPLES (0080) The following 'exemplifies the invention', but the invention is not limited by the examples. [Example 1] Let a certain amount of moisture be included in Sileot® (trademark) In the case of the company, the standard sample of the indexes 1 to 7 having different water contents is prepared. Then, the standard sample is placed in the sealed state for one day. The moisture measurement shown in Fig. 1 is prepared. In the apparatus, the quasi-samples of the indexes 1 to 7 were placed on a sample stage of the moisture content measuring device, and the water contents were measured. The contact pressure of the sensor to the sample was 8 g/cm 2 . The results are shown in Table 1 and FIG. 9 . Table 1 Indicator 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Water content (% by mass) 8. 23 33. 6 52. 6 66. 5 73. 5 79. 7 83. 1 Electric 駆V) 0. 18 0. 65 1. 70 1. 87 2. 21 2. 44 2. 72 _ From the above data, when the calibration curve is passed through the origin by the least square method, ' between the moisture rate y and the voltage x, the following equation (5) can obtain y = 32. 7χ (5). -30-201233374 [Example 2] An absorbent article having the shape shown in Fig. 8 was produced from the top sheet shown in Table 2, the desired second sheet and the absorbent body, and the back sheet. In Table 2, as the non-woven fabric 1 of the top sheet, the core/sheath is a core sheath of polyethylene terephthalate/high-density polyethylene according to the method described in the specification of JP-A-2008-2 5082. Non-woven fabric having irregularities and holes formed by processing a fiber web (fiber diameter: 3dtx, fiber length: 45mm) (basis weight: 35g/m2, height of convex portion: 1. 1mm, the height of the recess: 〇. 5mm, the pitch of the bump: 1. 0 mm, hole diameter: 2 _ 5 mm (longitudinal direction of the absorbent article) X 1 mm (orthogonal direction of the absorbent article), spacing of adjacent holes: 2. 5mm). Non-woven fabric 2, the core/sheath is a method of hot air processing by a fiber web formed of a core sheath fiber (fiber diameter: 3dtx, fiber length: 45 mm) of polyethylene terephthalate/high density polyethylene. The formed hot air non-woven fabric (basis weight: 35g/m2, thickness: 1. 1mm). The apertured film is a hole in a polyethylene film (basis weight: 23 g/m2) containing 3% by mass of titanium oxide using a work of the type shown in U.S. Patent No. 5,73, 362 (thickness: 1) . 1mm, aperture: 〇. 80mm (MD ) x0. 57mm (CD) with an open area of 23%. In Table 2, the second sheet was hot-air processed by a web formed of a core-sheath fiber of polyethylene terephthalate/high-density polyethylene (fiber diameter: 3dtx, fiber length: 45 mm). The formed hot air non-woven fabric (basis weight: 20g/m2, thickness: 0. 19mm). 201233374 In Table 2, the absorbent body was placed on a liquid-permeable tissue paper by placing the basis weight pulp shown in Table 2, and a small amount of SAP was dispersed in the paper, and the paper was coated with the above-mentioned tissue paper, followed by pressing (Νο The method of "other than 6" is formed. In Table 2, the back sheet was a polyethylene film (basis weight: 24 g/m2). [0088] The top sheet and the second sheet are laminated using an adhesive, and the top sheet and the second sheet are pressed, and then the absorber is laminated on the second sheet using an adhesive, and the top sheet, the second sheet, and the absorber are pressed. Then, the back sheet is laminated on the absorber using an adhesive, and cut into the shape of the absorbent article, thereby producing an absorbent article. In addition, in the absorbent article No. 8. After pressing the top sheet, the absorber is laminated on the top sheet by using an adhesive, and the top sheet and the absorbent body are pressed, and then the back sheet is laminated on the absorbent body using an adhesive, and cut into the shape of the absorbent article, thereby manufacturing Absorbent items. Table 2 shows the absorbent article No.  The composition, thickness and density of 1 to 10 0. -32- 201233374 Table 2 Absorbency Flute ~ ' Absorber Item No.  Top sheet Le Yilian basis weight (g/m2) Thickness υ Density U 1^/1 □ Abutment field This is outside the press (mm) (g/cm3) 1 Non-woven 1 There are 300 100 There are 4 8 0 08 2 Non-woven 1 400 100 with 4 1 0 12 3 non-woven 1 with 500 100 with 4 1 0 14 4 non-woven 1 with 200 100 with 4 2 0 07 5 non-woven 1 with 100 100 with 3 9 〇ns 6 non-woven 1 with 300 100 without 7 8 0 05 7 Non-woven 1 There are 300 300 There are 4 3 0 09 8 Non-woven 1 4nt 300 100 There are 4 0 〇〇Q 9 Non-woven 2 There are 300 100 There are 4 0 0 09 10 The aperture film has 300 100 has 3. 6 0. 10 The drain port abuts the sputum of the absorbent article in the field. Absorbent article No.  1~i 〇, and Youyou Jiaomei Co., Ltd., Sophie Fit Body Wing (2lCm) (hereinafter, referred to as "BFR"), Youyou Jiaomei Co., Ltd. Sophie fits soft and close-fitting 1 cm (hereinafter, referred to as "soft and close"), and Youyou Qiaomei Co., Ltd. Sufi pays attention to the skin during the daytime. __The daily heat retention rate and rewetting rate of the wings (hereinafter referred to as "pay attention to the skin") The water content and the thickness and density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment zone are shown in Table 3. Further, the heat retention rate, the rewetting rate and the moisture content were measured in accordance with the method described in the present specification. Also by the absorbent article No.  1 to 10, and the relationship between the thickness of the absorbent article and the heat retention rate in the excretion port abutment field in the commercially available absorbent article which is BFR, the soft fit, and the skin composition, and the relationship between the thickness and the heat retention rate of the absorbent article in the excretion port contact area, and at -33- 201233374 Figure 1 1 shows the relationship between the density and the heat retention rate of the items in the discharge port abutment field. Absorbent article No.  In 1 to 10, the relationship between the density of the absorbent article and the rewet ratio in the excretion port abutment region is shown in Fig. 1 . Table 3 Absorbent articles No.  Thickness υ (mm) Density υ (g/cm3) Insulation rate Rewetting rate Moisture rate 1 4. 8 0. 08 42% 6. 9% 14. 7% 2 4. 1 0. 12 39% one 17. 0% 3 4. 1 0. 14 38% 0. 9% 15. 7% 4 4. 2 0. 07 39% 15. 3% 14. 1% 5 3. 9 0. 05 38% 21. 6% 17. 3% 6 7. 8 0. 05 47% 7. 1% 15. 4% 7 4. 3 0. 09 39% 0. 3% 16. 0% 8 4. 0 0. 09 39% 7. 4% 16. 7% 9 4. 0 0. 09 39% 10. 8% 16. 3% 10 3. 6 0. 10 36% 3. 6% 21. 3% BFR 9. 6 0. 06 50% 0. 8% 43. 4% fuwapita 7. 7 0. 07 47% 1. 3% 22. 8% value the skin 9. 1 0. 06 48% 0. 3% 18. 8% of the venting port is in contact with the sputum of the absorbent article in the field. As is apparent from Fig. 10 and Fig. 11, when the thickness of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is thinned, and when the density of the absorbent article in the discharge port abutment region is increased, the heat retention rate is lowered. Further, as is clear from Fig. 12, when the density of the absorbent article in the excretion opening abutment region is increased, the rewetting rate is lowered. Let a plurality of subjects use the absorbent article N 〇 .  1~N 〇 .  10, and BFR, soft and close to the skin, after getting the skin, the heat retention rate and rewetting rate are reduced, the more difficult it is to be stuffy, and the dryness is still absorbed after the excretion is absorbed. And an absorbent article having a heat retention rate of 45% or less and a rewetting rate of -34 to 201233374 of 10% by mass or less, and N1, 3, 7, 8, and 10; and N 〇 .  In 2, I feel that it is not easy to be stuffy, and the dry feeling is obvious. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a view showing a water content measuring device which can measure the moisture content of the skin contact surface of the top sheet. Fig. 2 is a view showing an example of the positional relationship between the sensor 2 and the sample 4 when the amount of moisture is measured using the moisture content measuring device shown in Fig. 1. Fig. 3 is a view showing a first embodiment of the absorbent body used in the present invention. Fig. 4 is a view showing an example of a nonwoven fabric having irregularities. Fig. 5 is a view for explaining the construction of a non-woven fabric having irregularities. Fig. 6 is a schematic view showing a first embodiment of a nonwoven fabric having irregularities and holes. Fig. 7 is a view for explaining a state in which the hole and the press portion of the absorbent body are overlapped at least in part in the thickness direction of the absorbent article. Fig. 8 is a view showing a first embodiment of the absorbent article unit of the present invention. Fig. 9 is a graph showing the relationship between the voltage 'obtained in Example 1 and the water content. Fig. 10 is a graph showing the relationship between the thickness of the excretory opening abutment region obtained in Example 2 and the heat retention rate. Fig. 1 1 is a graph showing the relationship between the density of the excretion opening abutment region obtained in Example 2 and the heat retention rate. -35-201233374 Fig. 1 2 is a graph showing the relationship between the density of the excretory opening abutment field obtained in Example 2 and rewet. [Description of main component symbols] 1 : Water content measuring device 2 : Sensor 3 : Sample table 4 : Sample 5 : Support mechanism 6 : Moving mechanism 7 : Insulating film 8 : Brick 9 : Measuring mechanism 10a, 10b: Electrode 1 1 : Electrode support portion 21 : Absorber 22 : Excretion port abutment field 23 : Press portion 24 : Non-woven fabric having irregularities 2 5 : Projection portion 26 : Concave portion 2 7 : Center portion 2 8 : Side portion 29 : Support member - 36 - 201233374 3 Ο : fiber web 3 1 : fluid nozzle 32 : non-woven fabric 33 having irregularities and holes: hole 34 : a region where the hole overlaps with the press portion 3 5 : absorbent article 3 6 : top sheet 3 7 : side flap portion 38: Press section 39 formed by pressing the top sheet and the second sheet: press section formed by means of pressing the top sheet, the second sheet and the absorber

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201233374 七、申請專利範圍 1.一種吸收性物品,係包含:液透過性的頂面薄片; 液不透過性的背面薄片:以及前述液透過性的頂面薄片及 液不透過性的背面薄片之間的吸收體之吸收性物品,其特 徵爲: 前述吸收性物品具有:45%以下的保溫率、與10質 量%以下的再潤濕率。 2 .如申請專利範圍第1項記載的吸收性物品,其中, 前述液透過性的頂面薄片的肌膚抵接面的水分率在20質 量%以下。 3 .如申請專利範圍第1項或第2項記載的吸收性物 品,其中,前述吸收性物品之排泄口抵接域的厚度在 7mm以下,前述吸收性物品之排泄口抵接域的密度在 0.07g/cm3 以上。 4.如申請專利範圍第1〜3項中任一項記載的吸收性 物品,其中,前述吸收體之排泄口抵接域的基重在250〜 500g/m2的範圍內。 5 .如申請專利範圍第1〜4項中任一項記載的吸收性 物品,其中,前述吸收體之排泄口抵接域以外的區域的基 重比前述排泄口抵接域的基重更少。 6.如申請專利範圍第1〜5項中任一項記載的吸收性 物品,其中,前述吸收體在吸收體的全面具有藉由朝厚度 方向壓榨吸收體的一部分所形成的複數個壓榨部。 7 .如申請專利範圍第6項記載的吸收性物品,其中, -38- 201233374 前述液透過性的頂面薄片,爲在肌膚抵 長方向的方向交替朝前述吸收性物品的 個凸部、與複數個凹部之具有凹凸的不 8.如申請專利範圍第7項記載的吸 前述液透過性的頂面薄片,爲在前述複 具有前述不織布的不存在的孔之具有凹 前述吸收性物品中,前述液透過性 與前述吸收體的壓榨部,在前述吸收性 少一部分重疊。 9 ·如申請專利範圍第1〜8項中任 物品,其中,前述吸收性物品在前述: 片、與前述吸收體之間,進一步包含第 前述吸收性物品具有,將前述液透 第二薄片朝該等的層積方向一同壓榨的 個壓榨部。 10·如申請專利範圍第1〜9項中任 物品,其中,前述吸收性物品具有將前 薄片、所期望產生的第二薄片、及吸收 向一起壓榨所形成的複數個壓榨部。 接面具有在正交於 長方向延伸的複數 織布。 收性物品,其中, 數個凹部的一部分 凸及孔的不織布, 的頂面薄片的孔、 物品的厚度方向至 一項記載的吸收性 夜透過性的頂面薄 二薄片, 過性的頂面薄片及 方式所形成的複數 一項記載的吸收性 述液透過性的頂面 體朝該等的層積方 -39-201233374 VII. Patent Application Area 1. An absorbent article comprising: a liquid permeable top sheet; a liquid impermeable back sheet: and the liquid permeable top sheet and the liquid impermeable back sheet. The absorbent article according to the absorbent article is characterized in that the absorbent article has a heat retention ratio of 45% or less and a rewetting ratio of 10% by mass or less. The absorbent article according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein the moisture permeability of the skin contact surface of the liquid permeable top sheet is 20% by mass or less. The absorbent article according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the thickness of the excretory opening of the absorbent article is 7 mm or less, and the density of the excretory opening of the absorbent article is 0.07g/cm3 or more. The absorbent article according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the absorbent body has a basis weight in the excretion opening abutment region of 250 to 500 g/m 2 . The absorbent article according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a basis weight of a region other than the excretion opening abutment region of the absorbent body is smaller than a basis weight of the excretion opening abutment region; . The absorbent article according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the absorbent body has a plurality of press portions formed by pressing a part of the absorbent body in the thickness direction in the entire absorbent body. The absorbent article according to claim 6, wherein the liquid-permeable top sheet of -38 to 201233374 is a convex portion alternately facing the absorbent article in a direction in which the skin is elongated. The top surface sheet which absorbs the liquid permeability of the above-mentioned non-woven fabric, which has the above-mentioned non-woven fabric, is not limited to the above-mentioned absorbent article. The liquid permeability and the press portion of the absorber are partially overlapped with the above-described absorbability. The article of any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the absorbent article further comprises: the sheet and the absorbent body further comprising the first absorbent article; These press sections are pressed together in the direction of the stacking. The article of any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the absorbent article has a plurality of press portions formed by pressing the front sheet, the second sheet desired to be produced, and the absorption together. The junction has a plurality of woven fabrics extending orthogonal to the longitudinal direction. a retractable article in which a part of a plurality of concave portions is convex and a non-woven fabric, a hole of a top sheet, a thickness direction of the article, and a description of an absorbent night-transmissive top thin sheet, a top surface The absorbing and liquid-permeable top surface body of the plurality of sheets formed by the sheet and the method is oriented toward the layer-39-
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