As a manufacturer of wet wipes, we specialize in a diverse range of products tailored to specific needs. Our extensive series includes baby wipes, personal care wipes, household cleaning wipes, pet wipes, medical wipes, and specialty cleaning wipes.
Wet wipes, also known as moist towelettes, are disposable cloths used for cleaning purposes. They are commonly impregnated with a solution of water and other ingredients for cleansing and sanitizing. The raw materials used in wet wipes can vary depending on the intended use, brand specifications, and desired properties. Here’s an overview of some common raw materials used in wet wipes product
- The non woven Fabric is the primary material used to make the wipe itself. Nonwoven fabrics are engineered materials made from fibers that are bonded together mechanically, thermally, or chemically. They can be made from synthetic fibers like polyester or polypropylene, natural fibers like cotton, bamboo, wooden fiber, or a blend of two. The choice of nonwoven fabric depends on factors like strength, softness, absorbency, and cost.
Nonwoven fabrics for wet wipes vary in fiber composition, including polyester for strength, viscose for softness and absorbency, custom blends for specific properties, bamboo for eco-friendliness and antibacterial qualities, and wooden fibers for softness and absorbency. Each type offers unique benefits, catering to different uses and consumer preferences.
The spunlace fabric name is derived from its manufacturing technique which is the “spunlace process.” In the spunlace process, the jets of water help in entangling the fibers, also known as hydroentangling process. This gives the spunlace fabric integrity & pattern.
The main ingredient in wet wipes is the wiping solution, which is typically a combination of water, cleaning agents, preservatives, and other additives. The exact composition of the wiping solution can vary depending on the intended use of the wipes.
- Water is typically the primary ingredient in the wiping solution, serving as a carrier for the other ingredients and providing moisture to help clean and refresh the skin. Cleaning agents, such as detergents and surfactants, help to remove dirt, oil, and other impurities from the skin.
Preservatives, such as benzalkonium chloride or phenoxyethanol, are added to wet wipes to prevent the growth of bacteria and mold, which can cause the wipes to spoil or become contaminated over time.
Other ingredients, such as fragrances, moisturizers, and skin-conditioning agents, may also be added to wet wipes to enhance their cleaning and refreshing properties and improve the user’s experience.
- Common raw materials for soft packing wet wipes include laminated packing film, plastic lids, lid labels, open stickers, and hot melt glue. All packaging materials are customizable to meet the specific needs of our clients, including branding,laminated packing film, labeling, plastic lid/cap and other customization options. We work closely with our clients to ensure that their packaging is not only functional, but also aligns with their brand and marketing goals.
We believe in providing not only effective hygiene solutions but also in taking responsible steps towards environmental sustainability. Our commitment to reducing waste and minimizing our carbon footprint has led us to innovate in every aspect of our product, including packaging.
Our wet wipes packaging material is carefully selected to minimize environmental impact while maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and durability. We utilize biodegradable and compostable materials that break down naturally over time, reducing the burden on landfills and ecosystems.
Wet wipes are a versatile and convenient product that has become a household staple. The manufacturing process involves several steps, including preparing the solution, cutting the fabric, soaking the fabric, and packaging. The materials used to make wet wipes are primarily non-woven fabric, water, and additives. Understanding the manufacturing process and materials used can help consumers make informed decisions when purchasing wet wipes.
