Adults Diapers

Construction of Adult Diapers:

1. Outer Layer, typically made of a waterproof or water-resistant material.
2. Absorbent Core , responsible for soaking up and retaining fluids, usually made from a combination of materials such as fluff pulp, superabsorbent polymers (SAP), and other absorbent materials.
3. Acquisition Distribution Layer or ADL is key in spreading the urine or liquid within the adult diaper to maintain dryness – a good ADL ensures that the urine is distributed across the core to reduce clumping in specific areas.
4. Inner Layer, designed to keep the wearer’s skin dry and comfortable. It is often made from a non-woven fabric that allows moisture to pass through to the absorbent core while preventing wetness from coming back to the skin.
5. Elastic Leg Cuffs, To prevent leaks and provide a secure fit, adult diapers are equipped with elastic leg cuffs. These cuffs create a barrier around the legs, ensuring a snug and comfortable seal.
6. Fastening System: To keep the diaper securely in place,
7. Waistband: The waistband provides additional support and helps maintain a comfortable fit