[Common textile manual] wet wipes

Is a kind of liquid impregnated with a non-woven fabric, meet the use requirements (use disposable) imitation paper products, requiring good water absorption and wet fastness, and have the ability to withstand the corresponding impregnating chemicals. According to the actual use of the finished product, it should have the corresponding amount of hygiene requirements.

The fibers used in this type of non-woven fabric are viscose fibers, but also other synthetic fibers, such as polyester, polypropylene, and the like. Available impregnated viscous (chemical viscous) or hot rolling viscous production. Impregnation and sticking are commonly used as adhesives for acrylic adhesives. The free formaldehyde content of adhesives should comply with national standards, while hot-rolled adhesives often use polypropylene as bonding fibers. Most of the nonwoven webs are longitudinally arranged or non-directionally oriented, depending on the requirements of the finished product. The unit mass is generally 10-30g/m2, and is cut into different width specifications according to the finished product requirements. There are many types of wet wipes, such as furniture wipes, napkins after meals, etc.