Absorbents and Absorbent Articles
An absorbent, water-absorbent technology, applied in the field of absorbent
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Embodiment 1
[0177] Make the basic structure with figure 1 The sanitary napkin 1 shown is identical to a menstrual sanitary napkin.
[0178] Use gram weight 30g / m 2 The hot air non-woven fabric is used as the front sheet, and the weight is 37g / m 2 A polyethylene resin film (FL-KDJ100nN, manufactured by Daehwa Industry Co., Ltd.) was used as the back sheet. The absorbent body uses fiber blocks and absorbent fibers as the fiber material of the absorbent core, and further uses a separately prepared grammage of 16g / m 2 The chip-wrapped tissue paper is manufactured according to the usual method using a known fiber stacking device. The basis for the manufacture of fiber blocks Image 6 , The raw fiber sheet is cut into small cubes and manufactured. The configuration of the fibrous material (fibrous mass, water-absorbent fiber) in the absorbent body of Example 1 is, and image 3 The absorbent body 4 shown is similarly disposed in such a way that the fiber block occupancy rate and the fiber ...
Embodiment 2
[0187] The configuration of the fiber material (fiber block, water-absorbent fiber) in the absorbent body is the same as Figure 4The absorbent body 4A shown also has two positions in the thickness direction with different fiber block occupancy ratios and fiber block ratios. A menstrual napkin was produced in the same manner as in Example 1, as an example. 2. That is, in the absorbent body of the menstrual napkin of Example 2, the skin-facing side is the multi-absorbent fiber portion 12P, and the non-skin-facing side is the multi-fibrous block portion 11P. The interface is bonded to each other by entanglement of constituent fibers, and the interface is located at the center in the thickness direction of the absorbent body.
Embodiment 3
[0189] In Example 2, the fiber block occupancy of the multi-absorbent fiber portion 12P was set to 0% by mass, that is, the water-absorbent fiber content on the skin-facing side of the absorber was set to 100% by mass, and the multi-fibrous block The fiber block occupancy of the part 11P was set to 100% by mass, that is, the occupancy of the water-absorbent fibers on the non-skin-facing side of the absorber was set to 0% by mass, and the same absorber was produced as in Example 3. Menstrual sanitary napkins.
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