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Method for Manufacturing Worn Article:

U.S. Patent No. 11,648,154

Takashi Arima, Osaka, Japan.
Assigned to Zuiko Corporation, Osaka, Japan.

Filed: 5/15/20
Issued: 5/16/23

A method for manufacturing a worn article, comprising: a step of carrying a first continuous web and a second continuous web in a predetermined carrying direction; a first slitting step of slitting the first continuous web along a virtual first cut-off line extending in the carrying direction, thereby dividing the first continuous web into a wider first divided web and a narrower second divided web; a step of sandwiching an around-torso elastic member extending in a girth direction between the wider first divided web and the second continuous web; a welding step of welding together the first divided web, the second continuous web and the around-torso elastic member intermittently in the carrying direction, thereby producing a layered sheet; and a bonding step of sandwiching an around-leg elastic member meandering relative to the carrying direction between the layered sheet and the narrower second divided web, and attaching the around-leg elastic member thereto by an adhesive, thereby producing a stretchable continuous sheet, wherein: in the welding step, the around-torso elastic member is arranged along a first side edge and a second side edge along the carrying direction of the layered sheet; in the bonding step of producing the stretchable continuous sheet, the around-leg elastic member is arranged in a central area between the first side edge and the second side edge of the layered sheet.

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