How to distinguish between cleanroom paper and cleanroom wipes
Both cleanroom paper and cleanroom wipes can be used in cleanrooms and cleanroom workshops. However, there are differences between these two cleaning products.
1. Cleanroom wipes can be made of 100% polyester fiber or microfiber, while cleanroom paper can be made from a combination of 50% wood pulp fiber and 50% polyester fiber. Like regular paper, cleanroom paper is currently mostly made from a combination of wood pulp and polyester fibers, but some are made from 100% meltblown fabric, also known as dry paper nonwovens. Cleanroom paper has very unique physical properties: high elasticity, an extremely soft feel, and excellent drape. Cleanroom paper has two key characteristics: it is made from wood pulp fiber and it uses air-laid technology. The production process for nonwoven fabrics primarily involves mesh belts and reinforcement. This process produces cleanroom paper with high elasticity, softness, a good feel, and a drape. It also has extremely high water absorption and excellent water retention, making it widely used in cleaning and maintenance products, specialty medical products, industrial scrubbing products, and other fields.
2.cleanroom cloths are made of a 100% polyester double-weave fabric, offering a soft surface that easily cleans sensitive surfaces without shedding fibers. All products are cleaned and packaged in a cleanroom.
Dust-free cloths can be used to clean sensitive surfaces with minimal dust generation. They are particularly suitable for cleanrooms. The edges of dust-free cloths, dust-free wipes, and microfiber dust-free cloths are sealed with state-of-the-art trimming technology, leaving no particles or lint after application, resulting in superior dirt removal.
3. Application scenarios and levels vary.
For cleaning and maintenance products, specialty medical supplies, or industrial scrubbing products, choose dust-free paper. For high-end electronic products, choose dust-free cloths.
Dust-free cloths are made of a polyester double-weave fabric, offering a soft surface that easily cleans sensitive surfaces, generates little dust, and does not shed fibers during friction. They have excellent water absorption and efficient cleaning properties. They leave no lint or particles behind and offer strong dirt removal capabilities. Dust-free cloths are primarily used in cleanrooms.
Airlaid nonwovens, also known as dust-free paper, are a type of dry-laid nonwoven fabric. It boasts strong absorbency, chemical resistance, and durability. It is economical and clean, making it widely used in hygiene products, particularly medical supplies and industrial scrubs. Its edges are sealed with advanced trimming machines, leaving no particles or lint behind after wiping, ensuring strong dirt removal capabilities.
