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UNDERPANTS TYPE DISPOSABLE DIAPER AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME

  • US 20110288517A1
  • Filed: 01/18/2010
  • Published: 11/24/2011
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/19/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. An underpants type disposable diaper, comprising:

  • a barrel shaped abdomen portion that is formed by joining together a ventral side outer sheet and a back side outer sheet at both sides; and

    an inner body for absorbing excrement that is provided ranging from a widthwise middle portion in an inner surface of the ventral side outer sheet to a widthwise middle portion in an inner surface of the back side outer sheet,the ventral side outer sheet and the back side outer sheet being not connected but separated at a crotch side, whereinthe ventral side outer sheet and the back side outer sheet each have a separated portion formed by a slit or an elongated opening so as to extend in a width direction at a lengthwise middle section in a widthwise central region,a connecting member connects the ventral side outer sheet at a widthwise middle portion on the crotch side with respect to the separated portion, to the back side outer sheet at a widthwise middle portion on the crotch side with respect to the separated portion,front and back end portions of the inner body are fixed to the ventral side outer sheet at a section on the waist side with respect to the separated portion, and to the back side outer sheet at a section on the waist side with respect to the separated portion, respectively andthe ventral side outer sheet and the back side outer sheet are pulled up toward the waist side at entire widthwise sections on the waist side with respect to the separated portions while being deformed with increased longitudinal separation distances of the separated portions, and are diagonally pulled up toward the waist side at sections on the crotch side with respect to the separated portions and at the same time, on both widthwise sides of connecting portions connected to the connecting member, with increasing proximity to the both widthwise sides.

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