Absorbent disposable article constructed from at least two plat flexible bodies containing absorbent material, and a package of articles having s-shaped edges
First Claim
1. An absorbent disposable article, comprising:
- at least two generally flat, flexible bodies, each of the bodies having a flat side for facing toward a wearer when the article is in use;
the bodies include absorbent material;
in a packaging state the flat sides of the bodies lie against one another;
the at least two bodies of the article are mutually joined along a common edge which forms a folding line around which the bodies can be unfolded from their packaging state; and
the common edge includes a first arcuate section which, in the packaging state of the article, is arched toward a second opposing edge of each of the bodies.
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Abstract
The present invention relates to an absorbent disposable article, such as a sanitary napkin, a panty protector, or a diaper. The article includes at least two generally flat, flexible bodies which include absorbent material and which, in a packaging state, can lie against one another with first flat sides which are intended to face toward the wearer when the article is in use. Two neighboring bodies of the article are mutually joined along a first common edge which forms a folding line around which the bodies can be folded out from their packaging state and which includes an arcuate section which, in the packaging state of the article, is arched toward a second opposing edge of the bodies.
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12 Claims
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1. An absorbent disposable article, comprising:
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at least two generally flat, flexible bodies, each of the bodies having a flat side for facing toward a wearer when the article is in use; the bodies include absorbent material; in a packaging state the flat sides of the bodies lie against one another; the at least two bodies of the article are mutually joined along a common edge which forms a folding line around which the bodies can be unfolded from their packaging state; and the common edge includes a first arcuate section which, in the packaging state of the article, is arched toward a second opposing edge of each of the bodies. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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