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Lonsun 25gsm white ADL is a hot-air-through nonwoven placed between the topsheet and the absorbent core of a sanitary napkin. It is an ideal raw material for sanitary napkins, helping liquid pass quickly through the surface and spread evenly into the core.
The 25gsm ADL rapidly conducts liquid inward from the surface covering material.
It spreads and distributes the liquid vertically along the ADL.
Liquid therefore leaves the user's skin quickly and flows into the absorbent core of the sanitary napkin.
Menstrual blood first reaches the surface layer of the sanitary napkin and passes downward. The ADL then takes up this liquid. Part of it is absorbed directly by the SAP core along the gaps, and the rest travels along the length of the ADL, so a wider area of the SAP core is used. The blood that has spread along the ADL then passes down and is absorbed evenly by the core.
The main job of the ADL is to guide menstrual blood coming through the surface layer and spread it along the length of the napkin, so the core absorbs it more evenly. This keeps the core from thickening at one spot, which would otherwise block later liquid from being absorbed.
The ADL fibers are mostly laid in the machine direction. Menstrual blood entering the ADL is taken up by the fiber network, held briefly, and then carried along the fibers to the core. This keeps liquid from blocking at one point on the core and from flowing back to the surface.
Faster longitudinal absorption helps prevent side leakage.
Liquid is spread over a wider area, so the core is used more fully.
Absorption is more even, with less saturation at one spot and less flow-back to the skin.
The napkin can be made thinner, and SAP dosage can be reduced while keeping the same dryness.

| Item | Unit | Index | Testing Value | Test Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Color | / | White / Blue / Green | — | Visual |
| Basic Weight | g/m² | 25 | 25 | GB/T 24218.1 |
| Thickness | mm | 0.4 | 0.38 | GB/T 24218.2 |
| Tensile Strength (MD) | N/2.5cm | ≥13 | 28.64 | GB/T 24218.3 |
| Tensile Strength (CD) | N/2.5cm | ≥2.5 | 4.48 | GB/T 24218.3 |
| Breaking Elongation (MD) | % | ≥20 | 40.61 | GB/T 24218.3 |
| Breaking Elongation (CD) | % | ≥40 | 70.26 | GB/T 24218.3 |
| pH Value | / | 5.5–8.0 | 6.3 | GB/T 7573 |
| Connected Rate | % | ≤5 | None | Visual |
| TVC of Bacteria | cfu/g | ≤200 | 0 | GB 15979-2024 |
| TVC of Fungus | cfu/g | ≤100 | 0 | GB 15979-2024 |
| Item | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Width | mm | OEM |
| Core Diameter | mm | 76 |
| Outer Diameter | mm | 580–1000 (customized) |
| Basic Weight Range | g/m² | 25–50 |
| Total Number of Joint | / | 0 |
| Winding Direction | / | Direct outward |
Note: Test methods above are common national standards; the factory test report shall prevail. SGS / ISO / GB 15979-2024 reports are available upon request.
We supply ADLs in white, blue and green. Our products are made with a hot-air process and are suitable for high-end sanitary pads. They are soft, comfortable and hydrophilic, and the grammage can be customized. Special specifications can be customized by sample.
Every batch is tested for grammage, thickness, tensile strength and pH before shipment. The 25gsm white ADL contains no harmful chemicals or additives and meets the hygiene requirements for feminine care products.
LONSUN also provides other raw materials for sanitary pads, including SAP, topsheet and backsheet nonwovens. Please contact us for MOQ, lead time and packaging details.
What grammage of ADL should I choose?
25gsm is the standard for sanitary napkins; 25–50gsm is available and can be customized to your product design.
What is the difference between ADL and SAP?
ADL conducts and diffuses liquid longitudinally; SAP absorbs and locks it. They work together to keep the surface dry and the core evenly used.
Can the color and width be customized?
Yes. White, blue and green are available, and width, outer diameter and grammage can be customized (OEM).
Do you provide test reports?
Yes. GB 15979-2024 reports can be provided upon request.
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