Abstract: Provided is a sanitary panty including a front part, a back part, a crotch part positioned between the front part and the back part, and a waist portion formed by upper end portions of the front part and the back part. A pair of leg openings are formed below joining portions between side edges of the front part and side edges of the back part. A suspending member is formed with a stretchable material and extended from the front part, the crotch part and the back part. The suspending member is gradually reduced a width from the waist portion to the crotch part in the back part. An extension cloth extends from both sides of the suspending member to the leg openings at least in the crotch part.

Abstract: A urine absorbent pad is folded along a transverse center folding line extending across a full length of the absorbent pad into upper and lower halves. An inner side of the absorbent pad is formed with adhesive zones extending over a desired extent of the respective side edges and one of the upper and lower halves divided by the transverse center folding line is formed with a guide arrangement for insertion of a wearer's penis extending through a thickness of the absorbent pad.

Abstract: A disposable sanitary mask comprises a covering panel section adapted to cover the wearer's nose and mouth and a pair of ear-looping panel sections which are respectively formed of nonwoven fibrous fabric. The covering panel section has a central rigid region formed vertically extending across a front surface thereof and side rigid regions defined vertically extending across the front surface thereof, a rigidity of these regions being higher than that of the remaining region of the covering panel section. Therefore, the mask can keep at least the covering panel section from losing its shape.

Abstract: An apparatus for producing apertured non-woven fabric which includes a cylindrical support having both a plurality of specially formed projections and a plurality of drainage holes in and around said projections.

Abstract: Process and apparatus for producing apertured or non-apertured nonwoven fabric wherein fibrous web is introduced onto support means and treated with high velocity water streams jetted from above. The non-apertured nonwoven fabric may be produced by fiber entangling treatment on a smooth surfaced plate including a plurality of drainage holes as first support means or by further fiber entangling treatment performed on water impermeable second support means after the fiber entangling treatment performed on the first support means.

Abstract: A kelly-bar apparatus includes, for example, an inner kelly-bar, a second kelly-bar and an outer kelly-bar. These kelly-bars are relatively telescopically operable and torque is transmitted from outside to inside. When the second and outer kelly-bar are in a contracted position, they are supported by a spring on a spring support fixed to the inner kelly-bar. The bottom end of a torque transmitting projection of the inner kelly-bar is fitted into and welded to the spring support. The spring support is fixed onto an engagement member formed integrally with the inner kelly-bar. In addition, a stop member for preventing the second kelly-bar from coming away from the outer kelly-bar projects from the inner periphery of the outer kelly-bar at a location above the torque transmitting portion.

Abstract: A disposable absorbent article having a topsheet, a backsheet, an absorbent core, first flaps and second flaps. Each of second flaps is connected to the first flap and has a section branching upward and a section extending outward. The branching section is partially elastic. The extending section is so constructed as to be liquid-absorbent on its top surface.

Abstract: A disposable diaper includes a liquid-permeable topsheet, a liquid-barrier backsheet, and a liquid-absorptive core sandwiched between these two sheets. Side flaps extend from the two side edges of the core, and have elastic parts which are longitudinally stretchable. Side wings protrude from the two sides of the front and rear waist portions. Each side wing comprises a composite of a sweat-absorptive, air-permeable layer, and a liquid-barrier, air-permeable layer.

Abstract: A stopper apparatus for neutralizing rotary reaction force set up by the rotation of a casing in an all-casing driver, comprises a long transmission frame for transmitting the reaction force, including a base frame connected to a casing drive unit and a joint frame one end of which is connected to the base frame, and a support frame horizontal- and vertical-rotatably connected to the other end of the joint frame. At least one side of the support frame comes in contact with a supporting mass by which the reaction force is supported. The stopper apparatus also comprises a pedestal for placing a working wagon thereon, detachably connected to the transmission frame, an inclination device for raising the pedestal to an inclined position, and an inter-frame distance increasing device for increasing the wedge of the pedestal.

Abstract: Here are disclosed a composite non-woven fabric having a high dimensional stability and a process for preparing such non-woven fabaric. This non-woven fabric is prepared by a cross-stretching starting non-woven fabric obtained by a fiber entanglement treatment of a staple fiber web by fluid jets to form a substrate, then introducing short fibers onto this cross-stretched substrate and filling said cross-stretched substrate with said short fibers by further fiber entanglement treatment also by fluid jets. Such composite non-woven fabric is suitable particularly as cloth for disposable medican garments or the like.

Abstract: Process and apparatus for producing apertured or non-apertured nonwoven fabric wherein fibrous web is introduced onto support means and treated with high velocity water streams jetted from above. The non-apertured nonwoven fabric may be produced by fiber entangling treatment on a smooth surfaced plate including a plurality of drainage holes as first support means or by further fiber entangling treatment performed on water impermeable second support means after the fiber entangling treatment performed on the first support means.

Abstract: A nonwoven fabric patterned with apertures comprising nonwoven fabric areas into which individual fibers are gathered and entangled together and continuously from which said fibers are branched, and circular or elliptical apertures defined by said areas in a regular pattern. Such nonwoven fabric is produced by treating a fibrous web on a support having thereon a plurality of projections distributed at predetermined intervals with a high speed water jet.

Abstract: Facing for absorptive articles comprising non-woven fabric having two layers of different fibre-compositions, i.e., a first layer defining a surface to be in contact with the wearer's skin and having a pattern of apertures, and a second layer defined a rear side with respect to said surface and having no aperture.Process for making said facing comprising steps forming said first layer by subjecting fibrous web to high velocity water jet treatment on a support carring thereon aperture formation element, forming said second layer by subjecting fibrous web to said treatment or heat fusion treatment, and simultaneously combining said first layer integrally with said second layer with either of said treatments (FIG. 1).

Abstract: Here is disclosed method for attaching elastic band to sanitary articles such as disposable diapers. The elastic band is cut into predetermined lengths which are then intermittently attached by adhesive to a web forming said articles. Said elastic band is severed on a surface of a rotary suction drum so that the respective lengths thus severed and isolated may be intermittently attached to said web. Said elastic band may comprise a plurality of relatively narrow or fine rubber strands. Particularly in such a case, said elastic band is attached to a support tape wider than said elastic band and having high flexibility before cutting so that these rubber strands may be reliably held on the surface of said suction drum.