TH31748A - Upper surface layer for objects that absorb waste from the body - Google Patents

Abstract

DC60 (13/02/41) This invention aims to create an upper surface layer applied to a body-absorbing material. It is then left with a soft and shockproof material. The top sheet (top layer) of the object absorbs the fluid from the body. Disposable bodysuits, such as sanitary napkins 1, contain 6 long fibers made from synthetic resins. The longitudinal thermoplastic filaments of the sanitary napkin 1 of these 6 fibers are sealed. Heated together along opposite ends along length 7 and is held between the opposite ends and 7 with segments that are joined together 12 spaced at intervals in the longitudinal direction of 6 long fibers, and which have a certain number of 6 long fibers adjacent to each other, are joined together respectively, with this invention aiming to create an upper surface layer applied to an object that absorbs fluid from the body. use It is then left with a soft and shockproof material. The top sheet (top layer) of the object absorbs the fluid from the body. Disposable bodysuits, such as sanitary napkins 1, contain 6 long fibers made from synthetic resins. The longitudinal thermoplastic filaments of the sanitary napkin 1 of these 6 fibers are sealed. Heated together along opposite ends along length 7 and is held between the opposite ends and 7 with segments that are joined together 12 spaced at intervals in the longitudinal direction of The strands 6 and which have a certain number of 6 long fibers that are adjacent are joined together accordingly.

Claims (2)

1. Sanitary napkins which have a liquid-permeable surface layer and a liquid-impermeable back layer. And there is an absorbent core between the two layers, both edges of the aforementioned upper layers are welded to Such skin layers directly and / indirectly Its characteristic is that the top layer has a base density of 10 - 200 g / sq m and a resolution of 1 - 10 denier. The width is determined with the open hem, made of long continuous fibers, they are thermoplastic resins. Many plastics protrude parallel in one direction, and are cut to the same length. At the above surface layer There is a line of glue to line up the cutter in one direction to connect long fibers Many lines that line together By resting periodically, the adhesive line has been molded into sections. Concave from the surface of the above skin layer. The glue lines that are aligned are 5 - 50 mm apart. 2. Sanitary napkins as stated in claim 1, whose characteristics are that such adhesive lines have been placed In a line that intersects with one such direction periodically