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Airlaid paper is widely used in a number of industries. In the hygiene industry, airlaid paper is a raw material for the core of sanitary napkin production. LONSUN can supply 100% wood pulp airlaid paper.
Advantages of Airlaid paper:
Excellent dust removal effect, with anti-static function;
Efficient water absorption;
Soft will not damage the surface of the object;
Provide sufficient dry and wet strength;
Low ion release;
Clean and hygienic, without any pollution.
Production of airlaid paper:
Chemical adhesive method: using 100% wood pulp fiber (fluff pulp) as raw material, the fibers in the single fiber
state are opened into a web by airflow, and the water-soluble adhesive is sprayed onto the surface of the fiber
mesh by spraying method, and then baked and reinforced into cloth. The main uses of the products are industrial
wipes, feminine hygiene products, baby wipes, table cloths, wet wipes and cooking cloths.





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