Fabric for support

Abstract

Provided is fabric for supports which is thin and, despite this, has sufficient fixing strength and which suffers no peeling of the synthetic-resin portions. The fabric for supports is characterized in that a first synthetic-resin film layer (20) has been formed on the upper surface of a stretch base (10) over an area smaller than the range of the stretch base (10), the first synthetic-resin film layer (20) being less stretchable than the stretch base (10), and that a second synthetic-resin film layer (30) has been formed on the upper surface of the first synthetic-resin film layer (20) over an area smaller than the range of the first synthetic-resin film layer (20), the second synthetic-resin film layer (30) being less stretchable than the first synthetic-resin film layer (20).

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a fabric for a support, and particularly relates to a fabric suitable for producing a support that is thin enough by itself to have sufficient fixing and holding power. Background technique [0002] There is known a thin support member in which a stretchable cloth is partially bonded with a synthetic resin to form a portion that is difficult to stretch (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). [0003] However, although the synthetic resin adhesive part of this conventional support is more difficult to extend than other parts, it will exert some pressure on the corresponding part of the human body during installation, but there is a lack of fixation to affected parts such as joints. retention issues. On the other hand, if a more difficult-to-stretch synthetic resin is bonded in order to increase the fixing retention force, the difference in stretch between the stretchable cloth and the synthetic resin increases, so th...

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[0003] However, although the synthetic resin adhesive part of this conventional support is more difficult to extend than other parts, it will exert some pressure on the corresponding part of the human body during installation, but there is a lack of fixation to affected parts such as joints. issues of retention

On the other hand, if a synthetic resin that is more difficult to expand and contract is bonded in order to increase the fixing retention force, the difference in the degree of expansion and contraction between the elastic fabric and the synthetic resin increases, so there is a problem that the synthetic resin is partially peeled off from the elastic fabric.

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