Daio Paper Corporation

Mizuki Ri

Provided is apparatus for assessing performance of absorbent articles which is capable of assessment closely resembling assessment of performance of an absorbent article worn by a wearer. The apparatus for assessing performance of an absorbent article has a mount including an inner mount part for bearing a body-facing surface of an absorbent article and an outer mount part for bearing a surface of the absorbent article opposite from the body-facing surface, and a cradle for supporting the mount, the inner and outer mount parts are formed of a transparent resin, the external contour of the inner mount part represents the figures of the abdomen and the hips of a wearer, and the internal contour of the outer mount part represents the figures of the abdomen and the hips of the wearer and is larger in size than the external contour of the inner mount part.

Apparatus for assessing performance of absorbent articles

To improve retainability of the reservoir space. This problems is solved by an attachable-type disposable wearing article including waist elastic members fixed to an end flap, and standup gather parts located on opposed sides in the width direction WD. The front edges of the back laid-down portions are backwardly away from the back edge of an absorber body. First area located backward of the front edge, and second area located between the front edge and the back edge are provided, the second area is raised along the back edge as the standup gather parts contract, and with a portion of the waist stretchable region located in the second area contracted in the width direction WD, ridges extending from the boundary between the first and second areas toward the back edge are formed repeatedly in the width direction WD in the top face of the second area.

Attachable-type disposable wearing article

An absorbent article in which an absorber includes an upper auxiliary layer disposed on an uppermost portion and a main absorption layer disposed on a back surface side of the upper auxiliary layer, and the upper auxiliary layer includes a super absorbent nonwoven fabric having a surface exposed to an uppermost surface of the absorber and having a Klemm water absorptiveness of 100 mm or more.

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Ehime, Japan

Mizuki Ri