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Sofia Roxendal

Roy Hansson

Peter R&ouml;nnberg

Urban Widlund

Kent Hermansson

Christina Steger

Peter Wessel

Absorbent article such as a diaper, an incontinence guard, a pantyliner or a sanitary napkin, including a liquid-pervious topsheet (3), a liquid-impermeable backsheet (2), and an absorbent body (4) enclosed therebetween, wherein the topsheet (3) and absorbent body (4) either directly or via at least one intermediate layer are joined partly by a first adhesive (5) and partly by a second adhesive (6) The surface which is constituted of the topsheet (3) and which is adhesively joined with the first adhesive (5) and the second adhesive (6) is formed into a three-dimensional structure having alternating raised (8) and recessed regions (7), wherein the first adhesive (5) is arranged in the recessed regions (7) and the second adhesive (6) is arranged in the raised regions (8).

Absorbent article

Absorbent article such as a diaper, pant diaper, incontinence guard, sanitary napkin, wound dressing or the like comprising a layer of continuous fibers ( ), so called tow, which is bonded in points, spots or lines in a bonding pattern ( ), but where the fibers otherwise are substantially unbonded to each other. The layer can either be used as a liquid acquisition layer ( ) in the article under the topsheet ( ), as a topsheet ( ) or as a combined topsheet and liquid acquisition layer ( ).

Absorbent product having continuous fibers bonded in a bonding pattern

Absorbent article, such as a diaper, pant diaper, incontinence guard, sanitary napkin, wound dressing and the like, comprising a layer of continuous fibres, so-called tow, which have been bonded together in points, lines or spots in a bonding pattern ( ), but otherwise are substantially unbonded to each other, wherein the bonding pattern ( ) is different in different portions of said layer ( ). The layer can either be utilized as a liquid acquisition layer ( ) in the article underneath a topsheet ( ), as a topsheet ( ), or as a combined topsheet and liquid acquisition layer ( ).

Absorbent article having layer of continuous fibers bonded in a pattern

An absorbent article, such as a diaper, pant diaper, incontinence guard, sanitary napkin, wound dressing and the like, comprising a layer of continuous fibers, so-called tow, which have been bonded together in points, lines or spots in a bonding pattern (,), but otherwise are substantially unbonded to each other, and which layer comprises at least two zones (,), as seen in the cross-sectional direction of the layer, which zones are different with respect to one or several properties such as basis weight, density, pore size, hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity and/or other absorption properties and/or properties affecting skin condition. Said layer can either be used as a liquid acquisition layer (,) in the article underneath a topsheet (,), as a topsheet (,), or as a combined topsheet and liquid acquisition layer (,).

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