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Carrier tissue paper sits at the center of a diaper's absorbent core. It wraps fluff pulp and superabsorbent polymer (SAP) so the core holds together through high-speed drum forming, compression and everyday use. Without it, the core can shift, clump or develop pinholes. For manufacturers running baby diaper, pull-up pants, sanitary pad or nursing pad lines, tissue paper is not a minor accessory — it directly affects absorption speed, leak-proof performance and production yield.

| Item | Carrier Tissue Paper |
| Material | 100% virgin wood pulp |
| Grammage | 13gsm–30gsm, or as requested |
| Width | 80mm–1200mm |
| Color | Natural white |
| Whiteness | ≥80% |
| Absorption | ≥20mm/100s |
| Tensile Strength MD | ≥2100mN |
| Tensile Strength CD | ≥300mN |
| Elongation | ≥15% |
| Moisture | ≤8% |
| Application | Absorbent core wrapping for baby diaper, pull-up pants, sanitary pads and nursing pads, etc. |
| Package | Wrapped by PE film in jumbo rolls |
| MOQ | 1000kg |
| Services | Free samples and existing specifications available |
| Delivery Time | 10–25 days after receipt of deposit |
| Payment Terms | L/C, T/T, Paypal, Western Union & Cash |
Tissue paper itself absorbs a small amount of liquid, but its bigger job is to move urine toward the SAP and fluff pulp instead of letting it pool in one spot. In adult diapers, where the void volume per use is higher than in infant products, some manufacturers add an extra layer of absorbent tissue between the backsheet and the core. The result is faster liquid distribution and fewer dry patches after multiple wettings.
Fluff pulp and SAP do not stay in place on their own. Tissue paper wraps them, which keeps the core from clumping, shifting or leaking loose particles during converting and end use. It also adds a bit of thickness and stiffness, so the diaper holds its shape against body movement rather than folding or twisting. The practical payoff is more even absorption and fewer leak complaints.
Tissue paper costs less than high-performance absorbent materials, so using it correctly lets manufacturers hit target absorption without raising unit cost. On the user side, a soft tissue layer reduces friction against the skin. Combined with hygienic production, it keeps the diaper comfortable and safe for extended wear.
Our carrier tissue paper is made from 100% virgin wood pulp, with long fiber pulp added to raise wet strength and toughness. That matters on high-speed diaper lines, where the tissue has to survive stretching, splicing and drum forming without tearing.
We control pH within 5.5–8.0 and add fungicide during production, so the paper stays hygienic in storage and use. Air permeability is kept high, and splicing joints are controlled tightly for smooth continuous production. The paper also absorbs water well and helps keep skin dry overnight — a small detail that shows up in user reviews and repeat orders.

Virgin wood pulp
Cotton pulp is the best paper material, but it is very expensive and is usually used in baby cotton soft towels. Next is wood pulp, the best is virgin wood pulp, then virgin pulp, the poorer will have pure wood pulp, mixed pulp.
- Primary wood pulp: to the first use of natural wood as raw material.
- Primary pulp: the first use of natural plant fibre pulp, not all wood pulp (usually grass pulp or a mixture of wood pulp and grass pulp).
- Pure wood pulp: may be mixed with recycled or reclaimed second-hand raw materials; straw, cotton and linen may also be added.
- Mixed pulp: pulp made from recycled pulp + some virgin pulp.
Our carrier tissue paper is produced using 100% virgin wood pulp.

How to judge the quality of tissue paper?
1. Soft and smooth to the touch.
2. You can feel the tenacity when pulling, and it is not easy to tear.
3. When dry, rubbing vigorously will not cause powder.
4. Whiteness is natural white, very pleasing to the eye, will not be white very clean and dazzling.
5. The packaging indicates that the raw material is virgin wood pulp or raw wood pulp, with a content of 100%.
6. Note that some inferior paper will add bagasse slurry to the material, or even use all bagasse pulp. This paste will also make the paper very tough and not easy to break, but it will feel much rougher.
It wraps the absorbent core in baby diapers, pull-up pants, sanitary pads and nursing pads. It holds fluff pulp and SAP in place, helps liquid spread evenly, and reduces pinholes during compression.
Most diaper cores use 13gsm to 30gsm carrier tissue. The exact choice depends on line speed, core design and the absorption target. We can produce to your requested grammage.
Yes. Our tissue is made from 100% virgin wood pulp, produced under hygienic conditions with pH controlled between 5.5 and 8.0 and fungicide added. It meets hygiene standards for direct contact with skin.
Check softness by hand, pull it to feel wet strength, rub it dry to see if powder comes off, and confirm the raw material statement on the packaging. We provide free samples so you can run these checks against your own line conditions.
MOQ is 1000kg. Delivery is 10–25 days after receipt of deposit, depending on order quantity and specification.
LONSUN is a China-based carrier tissue paper supplier. We run 9800 tons of annual capacity and ship mainly to Africa, Southeast Asia and the Middle East. Most of our customers are diaper and sanitary pad manufacturers who need stable jumbo roll supply, consistent grammage and on-time delivery.
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