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WO2006054925A1 - Article absorbant a element d'elimination - Google Patents

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WO2006054925A1
WO2006054925A1 PCT/SE2004/001531 SE2004001531W WO2006054925A1 WO 2006054925 A1 WO2006054925 A1 WO 2006054925A1 SE 2004001531 W SE2004001531 W SE 2004001531W WO 2006054925 A1 WO2006054925 A1 WO 2006054925A1
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Ingemar Fernfors
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
    • A61F—FILTERS IMPLANTABLE INTO BLOOD VESSELS; PROSTHESES; DEVICES PROVIDING PATENCY TO, OR PREVENTING COLLAPSING OF, TUBULAR STRUCTURES OF THE BODY, e.g. STENTS; ORTHOPAEDIC, NURSING OR CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES; FOMENTATION; TREATMENT OR PROTECTION OF EYES OR EARS; BANDAGES, DRESSINGS OR ABSORBENT PADS; FIRST-AID KITS
    • A61F13/00—Bandages or dressings; Absorbent pads
    • A61F13/15—Absorbent pads, e.g. sanitary towels, swabs or tampons for external or internal application to the body; Supporting or fastening means therefor; Tampon applicators
    • A61F13/551—Packaging before or after use
    • A61F13/55105—Packaging before or after use packaging of diapers
    • A61F13/5512—Packaging before or after use packaging of diapers after use

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  • the present invention refers to an absorbent article such as a diaper, a pant diaper, an incontinence guard or incontinence pant having disposal means adapted to receive the article in a folded or rolled up state that provides convenient disposal after the article has been used.
  • a fastening means such as a tape tab or a hook member, which keeps the article in the folded or rolled up state.
  • this type of fastening means may readily be opened, making it difficult to maintain a tightly-rolled packet. It may even be mistakenly removed by the user or caregiver before the article is removed for disposal.
  • the fastening means may further be displaced due to movements between the article and the clothing and can then stick to the clothing.
  • such small fastening means may pose a choking hazard to babies and young children if separated from the absorbent article.
  • An alternative to the above-described fastening means is to include a pocket or pouch, in which the absorbent article is placed after use.
  • Such pockets may be joined to the article.
  • the pockets are usually not well integrated with the absorbent articles, and may become disconnected or interfere with clothing. Incorporation of a pocket onto an absorbent article may significantly alter its form, and therefore have negative effects on comfort, outward appearance and fit. Additionally, such pockets may be difficult to use, as they often require folding or unfolding of the pocket from the article. Furthermore, infants are at risk of suffocation by large flexible bags or pockets which may be attached to diapers.
  • US patent 4,968,311 describes a disposable diaper which includes a packaged wrapper which is unfolded and used to wrap the soiled diaper. The wrapped diaper is then discarded.
  • US 4,964,859 discloses a disposable diaper with a changing pad which can be pulled with a drawstring to form a bag. The bag and diaper are then discarded.
  • US 5,037,414 describes a disposable diaper with a flexible containment pouch which is enclosed within a pocket adjacent to the back panel. For disposal of the diaper, the containment pouch is removed from the pocket and the diaper is rolled up and inserted into the containment pouch for disposal.
  • FR 2699401 describes a disposable baby nappy with a pouch built into its outer surface, containing a plastic bag which can be withdrawn through a hole in the outer wall of the pouch. The bag can then be turned inside-out and used to enclose the nappy, providing a hygienic method of disposal.
  • WO 01/60300 describes an article, such as a sanitary napkin, which includes a pocket. Said pocket facilitates removal of the article from the wearer's body or undergarment and can provide a means for hygienically disposing of the article after use.
  • WO 88/06008 describes a disposable absorbent article which comprises an elongated narrow sheet joined to the article.
  • the sheet is intended to enclose the other end of the article, shielding the inner surface from the surroundings.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide an absorbent article having improved pocket-type disposal means which avoids the disadvantages associated with the prior art disposal means.
  • the disposal means according to the present invention takes the form of a pocket which is integrated with the article and will not significantly alter the shape or form of the article. Additionally, the article comprising the disposal means according to the present invention is readily manufactured. The disposal means of the present invention is easily used by the wearer or caregiver.
  • an absorbent article such as a diaper, a pant diaper, an incontinence guard or incontinence pant, comprising an absorbent core disposed between an outer liquid impermeable cover forming a garment facing side of the article and an inner liquid permeable cover forming a wearer facing side of the article, said article has a longitudinal and a transverse direction and having a pair of longitudinal edges and a pair of transverse edges, said article further comprising a pocket disposed on the garment facing side of the article, said pocket being formed from a flexible sheet of material attached adjacent one transverse edge of the article forming a transverse side attachment of the pocket and along part of the longitudinal edges of the article forming longitudinal side attachments of the pocket, said pocket having one transverse end side edge defining the opening of the pocket, said pocket being adapted to receive the article in a folded or rolled up state that provides convenient disposal after said article has been used, characterized in that said flexible sheet of material forming said pocket is held closed to the outer cover of the article by a bond
  • the absorbent article After use, the absorbent article is rolled up and tucked into the pocket, in rather the same way as putting a pair of socks together. This natural and self-intuitive action is easy to perform. The result is a tight packet, in which the main part of the article is enclosed.
  • the absorbent article in this form can be disposed of in a convenient and hygienic manner, and prevents leakage and unpleasant odours.
  • said bonding area comprises a continuous glue or welding area.
  • glue or welding area should be manually breakable, so that insertion of the fingers into the pocket will release the flexible sheet of material.
  • the bonding area does not extend fully to the end side edge forming the opening of the pocket, but leaves a gripping edge which allows a user or caregiver to grip the edge of the pocket and open it.
  • said bonding area comprises a plurality of discrete bonding sites. Said bonding sites may be glue sites or welding sites.
  • the bonding area has an extension in the transverse direction (x) which corresponds to at least 50% and preferably at least 65% of the width of the pocket, i.e. the extension of the pocket in the transverse (x) direction.
  • said bonding area may comprise at least one bonding line or a plurality of discrete bonding sites disposed in at least one row extending in a substantially longitudinal direction of the article.
  • at least two bonding lines or at least two rows of discrete bonding sites are arranged, said two lines or rows being spaced apart a distance of between 20 and 60 mm, preferably between 25 and 50 mm.
  • the bonding area comprises at least one continuous bonding line or a plurality of discrete bonding sites extending in the transverse direction of the pocket.
  • the pocket is elasticized at least along the end side edge forming the opening of the pocket.
  • the bonding sites extend at least to the elasticized area of the pocket. According to one aspect of the invention, the bonding sites extend to or to the vicinity of the end side edge forming the opening of the pocket.
  • a part of the end side edge forming the opening of the pocket adjacent at least one longitudinal side attachment of the pocket is attached to the outer cover of the article, so that the opening does not extend over the entire length of said end side edge.
  • the outer cover comprises at least two layers, one outer layer of fibrous material and one inner liquid impermeable layer, and said pocket forms an integrated part of said outer layer of fibrous material and the interior of the pocket is defined by the space between said outer layer and said inner layer of said outer cover.
  • the absorbent article is in the form of a pant diaper or incontinent pant comprising a front region, a back region and a crotch region between the front region and back region, an absorbent core being disposed at least in said crotch region, the front and back regions being joined to each other along two opposite side edges of said article, to define a waist-opening and a pair of leg- openings, the front and back regions being joined along said side edges so as to form side seams, said article having a longitudinal and a transverse direction.
  • the longitudinal side attachments of the pocket are separated from and arranged inside said side seams.
  • Fig. 1 shows a plan view of a pant diaper according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view through the article along the line II - II shown in Fig. 1.
  • Figs. 3a-c show a perspective view of a diaper being rolled up for disposal.
  • Fig. 4 shows a plan view of a diaper according to a second embodiment of the invention, in a "stretched-out" form.
  • absorbent article refers to products that are placed against the skin of the wearer to absorb and contain body exudates, like urine, faeces and menstrual fluid.
  • the invention mainly refers to disposable absorbent articles, which are articles that are not intended to be laundered or otherwise restored or reused as an absorbent article after use.
  • the inner liquid permeable cover forms the inner cover of the absorbent article and in use is placed in direct contact with the skin of the wearer.
  • the inner liquid permeable cover can comprise a nonwoven material, e.g. spunbond, meltblown, carded, hydroentangled, wetlaid etc. Suitable nonwoven materials can be composed of natural fibers, such as woodpulp or cotton fibres, manmade fibres, such as polyester, polyethylene, polypropylene, viscose etc. or from a mixture of natural and manmade fibres.
  • the inner liquid permeable cover material may further be composed of tow fibres, which may be bonded to each other in a bonding pattern, as e.g. disclosed in EP-A-I 035 818.
  • inner liquid permeable cover materials are porous foams, apertured plastic films etc.
  • the materials suited as inner liquid permeable cover materials should be soft and non-irritating to the skin and be readily penetrated by body fluid, e.g. urine or menstrual fluid.
  • the inner liquid permeable cover may further be different in different parts of the absorbent article.
  • the outer liquid impermeable cover forms the outer cover of the absorbent article at least on the core area thereof.
  • the outer liquid impermeable cover can comprise a thin plastic film, e.g. a polyethylene or polypropylene film, a nonwoven material coated with a liquid impervious material, a hydrophobic nonwoven material, which resists liquid penetration, or a laminate, e.g. of a plastic film and a nonwoven material.
  • the outer liquid impermeable cover material may be breathable so as to allow vapour to escape from the absorbent core, while still preventing liquids from passing through. Examples of breathable outer liquid impermeable cover materials are porous polymeric films, nonwoven laminates from spunbond and meltblown layers, laminates from porous polymeric films and nonwoven materials.
  • the "absorbent core” is the absorbent structure disposed between the two covers of the absorbent article.
  • the absorbent core can be of any conventional kind. Examples of commonly occurring absorbent materials are cellulosic fluff pulp, tissue layers, highly absorbent polymers (so called superabsorbents), absorbent foam materials, absorbent nonwoven materials or the like. It is common to combine cellulosic fluff pulp with superabsorbent polymers in an absorbent core. It is also common to have absorbent cores comprising layers of different material with different properties with respect to liquid receiving capacity, liquid distribution capacity and storage capacity.
  • the thin absorbent bodies which are common in for example baby diapers, sanitary napkins and incontinence guards, often comprise a compressed mixed or layered structure of cellulosic fluff pulp and superabsorbent polymers.
  • the size and absorbent capacity of the absorbent core may be varied to suit different uses such as for infants or for adult incontinent persons.
  • the pant diaper 1 disclosed in Figure 1 typically comprises a front region 16, a back region 17 and a crotch region 18 between the front region and back region.
  • the pant diaper comprises an absorbent core 7 disposed between an outer liquid impermeable cover 2 forming a garment facing side of the article and an inner liquid permeable cover 3 forming a wearer facing side of the article, and has a longitudinal y and a transverse direction x.
  • the pant diaper is intended to enclose the lower part of the wearer's trunk like a pair of absorbent pants.
  • the front and back regions 16 and 17 are joined to each other along two longitudinal side edges 9a thereof, to define a waist-opening 19 and a pair of leg-openings 20.
  • the front and back regions 16 and 17 are joined along said longitudinal side edges 9a, for example by adhesive, ultrasonic welding, heat sealing or the like, so as to form side seams 15.
  • the front and back regions 16 and 17 can be joined along their longitudinal side edges 9a with the inner liquid permeable coversheet 3 facing inwards in the side seams.
  • the pant diaper comprises a core region comprising the absorbent core, an inner liquid permeable cover 3 and an outer liquid impermeable cover 2 as disclosed above, and a chassis region outside the core region, wherein the chassis region comprises a coversheet of a soft and comfortable material, for example an elastic laminate, as shown in e.g. PCT/SE2004/001005.
  • the longitudinal side edges 9a are the part of the longitudinal side edge of the article which define the front and/or back region.
  • the longitudinal side edges 9b are the part of the longitudinal side edge of the article which define the leg opening.
  • the waist opening 19 and at least a part of the leg opening 20 are elasticized.
  • the elastification is usually accomplished by a plurality of elastic members, such as elastic threads 13a, which are contractably affixed between the outer cover 2 and the inner cover 3.
  • elastic materials such as an elastic laminate or elastic foam, may be used to form the chassis in those areas where elasticity is desired.
  • the article has a longitudinal direction y and a transverse direction x.
  • the article additionally has a pair of transverse edges 10 and , and further comprises a pocket 4 disposed on the garment facing side of the article.
  • the pocket is formed from a flexible sheet of material 12 attached adjacent one transverse edge 10 of the article forming a transverse side attachment 11 of the pocket and along part of the longitudinal edges
  • the pocket further has one transverse end side edge 6a defining the opening 6 of the pocket 4, and is adapted to receive the article in a folded or rolled up state that provides convenient disposal after said article has been used.
  • the invention is characterized in that the flexible sheet of material 12 forming said pocket 4 is held closed to the outer cover 2 of the article by a bonding area, said bonding area being manually breakable so that said flexible sheet 12 of material can be released from the outer cover 2 over said bonding area.
  • bonding area is used in the context of the present invention to refer to the surface area of the pocket which is circumscribed by the outermost bonded points, or in other words the surface area the borders of which are defined by lines connecting the outermost bonded points on the pocket. Two or more groups of discrete bonding sites or continuously bonded surface areas may be arranged, in which case the “bonding area” is defined as the surface area of the pocket which is circumscribed by the outermost bonded points of the outermost groups of bonding sites or continuously bonded surface areas.
  • the bonding area has an extension in the transverse direction, x, which corresponds to at least 50% and preferably at least 65% of the width of the pocket, i.e. the extension of the pocket in the x direction.
  • the bonding area comprises a plurality of bonding sites 8.
  • the bonding sites 8 may be glue sites or welding sites.
  • the bonding sites 8 may be arranged in any pattern; said pattern may comprise dots, lines, symbols or other design.
  • the bonding sites are arranged in a number of rows extending in a substantially longitudinal direction y of the article. Alternatively the rows of discrete bonding sites may be substituted with continuous bonding lines. The lines or rows do not have to be straight, but may be wavy or have any desired shape.
  • adjacent rows of bonding sites are optimally spaced at least a finger-width apart, i.e. that said bonding sites 8 are disposed in at least two rows, said two rows being spaced apart a distance of between 20 and 60 mm, preferably between 25 and 50 mm.
  • the bonding between the flexible sheet of material 12 and the outer cover sheet 2 of the article is weak enough so that it can be broken by insertion of the fingers, yet strong enough that it is not broken under normal use of the article.
  • said bonding sites 8 extend to or to the vicinity of the end side edge 6a forming the opening 6 of the pocket.
  • the bonding area comprises a continuous glue or welding area.
  • glue or welding area should be manually breakable, so that insertion of a user's or caregiver's fingers into the pocket will release the flexible sheet of material.
  • the bonding area does not extend fully to the edge of the pocket, but leaves a gripping edge which allows a user or caregiver to grip the edge of the pocket.
  • the bonding area is constituted by at least one row of discrete bonding sites or at least one continuous bonding line extending in the transverse direction, x, of the pocket, close to the end side edge 6a thereof.
  • the bonding area may of course be constituted of any configuration of bonding sites and/or continuously bonded surface areas.
  • the structure of the opening of the pocket is such that the article remains in its rolled- up state once placed therein.
  • the pocket 4 is elasticized by elastic members 13b at least along the end side edge 6a forming the opening 6 of the pocket.
  • a part of the end side edge 6a defining the opening 6 of the pocket adjacent at least one longitudinal side attachment 5 of the pocket may be attached to the outer cover 2 of the article forming relatively short side transverse side attachments 5a on at least one side of the opening 6, so that the opening does not extend over the entire length of said end side edge 6a.
  • This arrangement means that the opening 6 of the pocket 4 is shorter in the transverse direction than the pocket cavity, which helps to secure the article in its rolled-up state.
  • the bonding sites 8 may extend to the end side edge 6a, securing the pocket to the remainder of the article.
  • a pant diaper After soiling, a pant diaper is usually removed by tearing along one or both of the side seams. In this case, the edges of the pocket in the y-direction must be sealed or welded so that the pocket's structure (and hence its function) is not lost upon tearing of the seams.
  • the absorbent article is in the form of a pant diaper, sanitary pant or incontinent pant comprising a front region 16, a back region 17 and a crotch region 18 between the front region and back region, an absorbent core 7 being disposed at least in said crotch region, the front and back regions being joined to each other along two opposite side edges 9a of said article, to define a waist-opening 19 and a pair of leg-openings 20, the front and back regions being joined along said side edges so as to form side seams 15, said article having a longitudinal y and a transverse direction x.
  • the longitudinal side attachments 5 of the pocket are separated from and arranged inside said side seams 15. Thus tearing of the side seams 15 will not destroy the structure of the pocket 4.
  • the absorbent article is rolled up and tucked into the pocket, and can be disposed of in a convenient and hygienic manner.
  • the pocket preferably comprises nonwoven material.
  • the entire pocket, or only the area adjacent the opening 6, may comprise elastic material (e.g. an elastic nonwoven, or an elastic laminate).
  • Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view through the article along the line II - II shown in Fig. 1.
  • the figure shows the absorbent core 7 disposed between the outer liquid impermeable cover 2 and the inner liquid permeable cover 3.
  • part of the outer cover of the article may also constitute the flexible sheet of material which forms the pocket, in order to further integrate the pocket with the article.
  • the outer cover 2 comprises at least two layers, one outer layer 2a of fibrous material and one inner liquid impermeable layer 2b. These two layers 2a and 2b may be bonded to each other in a laminate material.
  • the pocket 4 forms an integrated part of the outer layer 2a of fibrous material and the interior of the pocket is defined by the space between said outer layer 2a and said inner layer 2b of said outer cover 2. Said pocket is held closed to the outer cover 2 of the article by a plurality of bonding sites 8 and elastic threads 13b, if present.
  • Figure 3a illustrates the absorbent article 1 after it has been removed from the wearer after use.
  • Figure 3b shows that the article is rolled up in a direction opposite to the pocket 4, so that the pocket 4 is on the outside of the rolled diaper.
  • the pocket 4 is then stretched inside-out over the rolled article, so that the soiled portion is wrapped inside for disposal (Figure 3c).
  • FIG. 4 shows a diaper according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in its open (stretched-out) state.
  • the diaper comprises an inner liquid pervious cover
  • the diaper is placed between the legs of the user and the front and back regions are joined to one another around the waist of the user via fastening elements 14, which may be for instance hook-and-loop or adhesive fastening elements.
  • the article has a longitudinal y and a transverse direction x, a pair of transverse edges 10, and a pair of longitudinal side edges 9a defining the front and/or back region and a pair of longitudinal side edges 9b defining the leg openings.
  • the article further comprises a pocket 4 disposed on the garment facing side of the article, said pocket being formed from a flexible sheet of material 12 attached adjacent one transverse edge 10 of the article forming a transverse side attachment 11 of the pocket and along part of the longitudinal edges 9 of the article forming longitudinal side attachments 5 of the pocket.
  • the pocket has one transverse end defining the opening 6 of the pocket
  • the flexible sheet of material 12 forming said pocket is held closed to the outer cover 2 of the article by a bonding area, said bonding area being manually breakable so that the flexible sheet 12 of material can be released from the outer cover 2 over said bonding area.
  • the bonding area comprises a plurality of bonding sites, 8.
  • the bonding area comprises continuous glue or welding.
  • the bonding area does not extend fully to the edge of the pocket, which allows a user or caregiver to grip the edge of the pocket.
  • the opening 6 of the pocket does not extend completely across the article in the transverse direction; rather the opening is sealed for a small distance 5a in at least one end. This helps to hold the article in the "packaged" position.

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L'invention concerne un article absorbant tel qu'une couche, une couche-culotte, une garniture de couche/serviette hygiénique, une culotte hygiénique, une protection contre l'incontinence ou une culotte pour personnes incontinentes, qui comprend une partie centrale (7) absorbante, disposée entre un revêtement extérieur imperméable aux liquides (2) et un revêtement intérieur perméable aux liquides (3). Ledit article comprend une poche (4) située sur le côté de l'article faisant face au vêtement, ladite poche étant formée à partir d'une feuille souple de matériau (12) fixée de manière adjacente à un bord transversal (10) dudit article, formant une fixation latérale transversale (11) de la poche. Le long d'une partie des bords longitudinaux (9) de l'article formant des fixations latérales longitudinales (5) de la poche, ladite poche présente une extrémité transversale définissant l'ouverture (6). Ladite poche est adaptée pour recevoir l'article à l'état plié ou roulé, lui permettant d'être éliminé de manière appropriée, après utilisation. La feuille souple de matériau (12) qui forme ladite poche est maintenue au voisinage proche du revêtement extérieur (2) de l'article, par une zone de jonction qui peut être rompue manuellement, de sorte que la feuille souple de matériau (12) puisse être dégagée du revêtement extérieur (2).
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