Laboratory core testing items for diaper frontal tape

Many parents only focus on water absorption and leak prevention when choosing diapers, but ignore the quality inspection of the frontal tape. The front waist patch is the core fixing part of diapers, which directly determines the comfort and stability of wearing. Regular brands will pass five core laboratory performance tests to ensure the safety and comfort of baby wearing.

The first is the frontal tape raw materials softness test, which detects the bending stiffness of the fabric, eliminates hard edges and corners, and avoids compressing and damaging the delicate belly of babies. The second is breathability and moisture permeability testing, which tests the breathability and moisture wicking ability of the fabric, bidding farewell to the problems of stuffy waist and abdomen, sweat accumulation and redness. The third is repeated pasting testing, simulating multiple tearing and fine-tuning. High quality waist patches are not easy to curl, curl, or lose adhesion, and are suitable for different baby abdominal circumferences.

The fourth is the nonwoven frontal tape tensile tear test, which detects the stability of the structure through tensile testing. Even when the baby rolls and pulls, it is not easy to deform, misplace, or leak urine. The fifth is the wear-resistant friction test, which effectively prevents daily friction from fuzzing and shedding, and cares for the baby's skin. At the same time, all products have passed national standard safety testing, with a mild pH value, no harmful dyes, and microbiological standards, providing comprehensive protection for baby health from performance to safety.

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