DE1951504U - DIAPER. - Google Patents

Description

Alexander Carus & Sons, Limited,. ^: Hoddlesden Mills, Darwen, Lancashire (UK)

"Diaper"

The present innovation relates to a single-use diaper with limited tear strength.

The task of the present innovation is to provide means for Attachment of a single-use disposable diaper with limited tear strength create which are simple and inexpensive to manufacture and which are effective in use.

This is achieved according to the invention in that areas are provided on the fastening ends of the diaper, which adhere to each other by briefly squeezing them and then remain connected to each other in such a way that they form closure points on the diaper, which take the stress normally encountered during use withstand.

Preferably these fastenings can easily pass through Application of a tensile stress pulled apart

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when the diaper is to be removed and thrown away after use.

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In a preferred embodiment, adhesive surfaces forming part of the diaper are in suitable areas arranged in such a way that they can also be pressed together with one part of the diaper or with another part suitably arranged adhesive surface form a fastening point. The innovation is as follows with reference to the embodiment shown in the accompanying drawing.

'Here, the figure shown in the drawing shows a Top view of a diaper according to the innovation, the side to be used as the outer surface being on top.

According to the drawing, the diaper to be thrown away after a single use has a trapezoidal base material 10, * · A rectangular, absorbent, base fabric 10 in padding that reinforces its folding area and extends on the parallel sides of this fabric 12, as well as a fabric layer l4, which has the same shape as the base material 10 and extends over the Cushion 12 extends, the fabric 14 being attached to the base fabric 10 by means of a weld seam.

The base fabric 10 is preferably composed of a material composed of about 3 ° gram per

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Square meters of weighing cellulose fabric on which a thin layer of polyethylene about 0.0015 now thick is pressed. Another possibility- * ' The use of self-supporting polyethylene or another suitable material is also possible.

The adsorbent pad 12 is made of mechanical crushed flakes of bleached sulphite pulp, which are inserted between two layers of cellulose wadding, the layers formed in this way not one ■ Now have a compressed thickness of about 6 - 7.

The fabric cover l4 consists of a net-like (approx 4 wefts per inch and 4 warps per inch) woven or nonwoven nylon fabric with a liner

Made of cotton fibers (approx * 5g / ™) on one or both Pages. The edition can also be omitted.

The cushion 12 extends between the parallel edges of the base material 10 and ends each- ' because about 40 mm in front of them.

On the surface of the base material to be used as the outside 10 are in the space between the edge of the absorbent pad 12 and the shorter, parallel one Side of the base material 10 two fastening means are arranged, which consists of two fastening plasters l6 consist of a light, double-sided adhesive strip that is adhesive by the action of pressure, one of which

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Side is used to hold the adhesive in its position and the other side with a peelable Protective cover is protected for later use /

In use, the diaper is chased around the toddler in such a way that the longer, parallel edge is extends partially around the child's waist from behind and looping the insides of the corners at the ends X of the longer edges so that they are engaged get with the traps whose protective coverings were previously, removed. A little exercised on the corners Pressure causes the desired adherence and the diaper is thus held in place.

The fastener has been found to loosen can be separated from the adhesive surfaces by peeling off the diaper corners, but on the other hand such a thing Fasteners firmly hold together under the stress normally encountered in use. Like that becomes a very simple, cheap and effective fastener created.

The innovation is not limited to the special ones Features of the above-mentioned exemplary embodiment, as there are possibilities for modifications for the average person skilled in the art are quite obvious. For example, there can be additional adhesive surfaces on the inside at the corners of the ends X are provided and the associated, complementary surfaces become one another when in use

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connected. Instead of adhesive tape you can also use small barbs provided or roughened areas made of appropriate material can be provided, which-arP-pressed together and then adhere strongly enough to allow adequate attachment form.

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Claims (1)

1. One-time use diaper, thereby g e k e η n-. that at their attachment ends Areas are provided, which by briefly squeezing adhere to one another and then remain connected to one another in such a way that they are closure parts on the diaper, which withstand the stress normally encountered in use. . 2. Diaper according to claim 1, characterized. ge k e η η-marked, that these fastenings can easily be expanded by applying a tensile force, when the diaper is to be removed and thrown away after use. 3. Diaper according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that at least one adhesive adhesive area is provided for each fastening point ·"" is. Diaper according to claim 3 »characterized by that each of the adhesive surfaces for later use is protected by a removable protective cover. . ■ ■. r 7 - 3396/02 3 / Wa - 7 - July 5, 1966 5 x diaper according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that each adhesive surface * adhesive tape consists of a double-sided adhesive when pressure is applied? ", Which is fixed by adhering one side to the diaper. 6. Diaper according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that for each fastening assigned areas of roughened or barbed Fabric are provided.