Learn About Material Used In Diapers

1.Material used in diapers

Diapers are a must for babies after they are born. Diapers make it easier for many mothers to raise their children in daily life. But for many new mothers, they don’t know much about the materials used in diapers. Let’s learn about them below. What are the material used in diapers? Generally speaking, diapers are composed of three main parts: surface wrapping layer, absorbent core layer and base fabric. In addition, bottom film, waist sticker, structural glue, elastic glue, elastic waist and so on are also involved.

2. Surface coating

The surface wrapping layer of diapers is basically made of non-woven fabric. The non-woven fabric can discharge moisture and heat, effectively reducing the occurrence of eczema, and the non-woven fabric is very soft and will not cause any irritation to the baby's skin. Stimulate.

3. Absorbent core layer

The absorbent core layer of diapers is generally made of pure wood pulp (fluff pulp) and super absorbent resin (SAP). The core layer is used to absorb, store and disperse urine, allowing the baby's butt to Stay dry for a while. Some of the bottom fabrics of diapers are made of more comfortable non-woven fabrics (more common in foreign countries), and some are made of PE film (more common in China). Among them, superabsorbent resin (SAP) is what we often call polymer materials, water-absorbent beads, that is, water-absorbent beads in diapers, and superabsorbent resins can be divided into three types, one is polyacrylic acid-based superabsorbent Resin, one is starch-based superabsorbent resin, and the other is cellulose-based superabsorbent resin. It is a non-toxic and harmless polymer, and has very good water absorption and water storage capacity, so it is often used in sanitary products. Through the above introduction to material used in diapers, I believe that mothers have a better understanding of this product and can better consume and use it.