Abstract: An underwear-type absorbent article includes: an absorbent body that includes a liquid-absorbent absorbent core; a belt part that includes a ventral waistline part disposed on one end side in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent body and a dorsal waistline part disposed on another end side in the longitudinal direction; and a plurality of crotch elastic members that is disposed in the absorbent core and extends in the longitudinal direction, one or more of the crotch elastic members being disposed in each of three regions in the absorbent core divided equally in a width direction intersecting the longitudinal direction in the absorbent core.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a print element substrate, comprising preparing a substrate, including a first region and a second region, in which a printing portion is formed on the first region, and a wiring pattern connected to the printing portion is formed on the first region and the second region, forming an insulating film covering the printing portion and the wiring pattern, and forming a conductive cavitation-resistant film on the insulating film, wherein in the forming the insulating film, the insulating film is formed such that a side surface of a portion of the insulating film, which is formed on the second region, includes an inclined face.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a print element substrate, comprising preparing a substrate, including a first region and a second region, in which a printing portion is formed on the first region, and a wiring pattern connected to the printing portion is formed on the first region and the second region, forming an insulating film covering the printing portion and the wiring pattern, and forming a conductive cavitation-resistant film on the insulating film, wherein in the forming the insulating film, the insulating film is formed such that a side surface of a portion of the insulating film, which is formed on the second region, includes an inclined face.

Abstract: An absorbent article adapted to accelerate an absorption rate of the absorbent member, to enlarge an absorption area in the absorbent member and to improve an absorption capacity of the absorbent member. A urine absorption pad includes a topsheet, a backsheet, a first layer element and a second layer element. The first layer element is formed with a slot-like first through hole extending nearly vertically in a thickness direction from its upper surface to its lower surface. The second layer element is formed with a slot-like second through hole extending nearly vertically in the thickness direction from its upper surface to its lower surface and overlapping with the first through hole.

Abstract: A pull-on disposable wearing article has front and rear waist regions and a crotch region extending between the waist regions. Transversely opposite lateral zones of the front and rear waist region are connected to each other in the vicinity of marginal side edges of the lateral zones so as to define a waist-hole and a pair of leg-holes. Hook members used to adjust a waist-circumferential dimension of the article are secured to the front waist region in its lateral zones and loop members on which the hook members are releasably anchored are secured to the front waist region in its middle zone so that the font waist region is normally non-contractible in the waist-circumferential direction.

Abstract: A pull-on disposable wearing article having front and rear waist regions and a crotch region extending between these waist regions. Transversely opposite lateral zones of these front and rear waist region are connected to each other in the vicinity of marginal side edges of these lateral zones so as to define a waist-hole and a pair of leg-holes. Hook members used to adjust a waist-circumferential dimension of the article are secured to the front waist region in its lateral zones and loop members on which the hook members are releasably anchored are secured to the front waist region in its middle zone so that the font waist region is normally non-contractible in the waist-circumferential direction.

Abstract: A pull-on disposable wearing article includes pants having a waist-hole and a pair of leg-holes, on one hand, and a liquid-absorbent pad placed on the inner side of the pants. On the other hand, the pants and the pad are coupled together by means of first and second coupler sheets extending between the pants and the pad. The pants and first and second coupler sheets are elastically stretchable in a longitudinal direction as well as in a transverse direction. A stretch stress of the pants is higher than those of the first and second coupler sheets and a stretch stress of the second coupler sheet is lower than that of the first coupler sheet.

Abstract: A disposable pull-on diaper has a disposal securing means. This means includes perforated lines which are formed between transversely opposite side edges of front and rear waist regions and respective first joining zones, along which top- and backsheets are torn together to define slits. The perforated lines extend in a longitudinal direction between the vicinity of a peripheral edge portion of a waist-opening and the vicinity of peripheral edge portions of respective leg-openings.

Abstract: A men's disposable urine holding bag that includes a base sheet which is intermittently bonded to define a bond zone along transversely opposite side edges thereof which edges are placed flat together so as to define an opening for receiving a penis. A body fluid absorbent panel is attached to an inner side of the base sheet. The bond zone has a water pressure resistance of about 50 to 1500 mm.

Abstract: A body fluid absorbent garment includes a topsheet, a backsheet and a core disposed therebetween, the core is formed with a pair of protruding barriers spaced from each other and extending parallel to the side edges and has a density lower in the protruding barriers than in its zone free from formation of the protruding barriers.

Abstract: An absorbent article comprising a liquid-permeable top sheet, a back sheet, and an absorbent core interposed between the top sheet and the back sheet, wherein the top sheet rises upwardly from the absorbent core to have a plurality of protrusions, which extend parallel with one another in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent article, and a hydrophilic material is provided within the protrusions so as to form a cushion layer.

Abstract: A disposable urine retaining bag for adult man includes, a generally inverted trigonal pyramid defined by a front wall section and first and second side wall sections, the sections are formed with a liquid absorbent core and a liquid-impermeable sheet covering an outer surface of the core, the sections are foldable along longitudinal boundary lines of them, and the bag has a mouth for inserting the penis which is provided with fasteners and an elastic member.

Abstract: A disposable pull-on diaper has a disposal securing means. This means includes perforated lines which are formed between transversely opposite side edges of front and rear waist regions and respective first joining zones, along which top- and backsheets are torn together to define slits. The perforated lines extend in a longitudinal direction between the vicinity of a peripheral edge portion of a waist-opening and the vicinity of peripheral edge portions of respective leg-openings.

Abstract: A urine absorbing pad comprising a laminate including: a liquid penneable internal surface sheet; a liquid impermeable external surface sheet; and an absorbent core sandwiched between the internal and external surface sheets. The laminate forming a bag body having an opening, at which the internal surface sheet is directed inward, the opening being positioned closer to an upper end of the bag body than to a lower end of the bag body. The upper end and the lower end are extended substantially at a right angle with resect to each other. The opening is formed into a slit shape having a longitudinal direction from the upper end toward the lower and.

Abstract: An absorbent article comprising a liquid-permeable top sheet, a back sheet, and an absorbent core interposed between the top sheet and the back sheet, wherein the top sheet rises upwardly from the absorbent core to have a plurality of protrusions, which extend parallel with one another in a longitudinal direction of the absorbent article, and a hydrophilic material is provided within the protrusions so as to form a cushion layer.