Wet tissue paper machine

Wet wipes paper machines are specialized machines used to produce wet wipes and other wet wipes products. These machines are designed to handle the entire production process, from raw material preparation to the final packaging of the wipes. Below is an overview of the key components and processes involved:

Raw material preparation:

Pulping: Processing raw materials (usually a mixture of wood pulp and other fibers) into pulp.

Mixing: Mixing the pulp with water and other additives to achieve the desired consistency and characteristics.

Paper Forming:

Forming section: the pulp mixture is spread on a moving web to form a continuous sheet. The sheet is then pressed to remove excess water.

Wet tissue paper machine

Drying:

Drying section: Dries wet paper using hot air or other drying methods to achieve the desired moisture content.

Cutting and Folding:

CUTTING: The dried paper is cut to the desired size for individual wet wipes.

FOLDING: Fold the cut paper into the proper shape for packaging.

Moistening:

SOLUTION APPLICATION: Applies a moistening solution, which may contain water, alcohol, and other ingredients, to the folded tissue.

PACKAGING:

PACKAGING MACHINE: Packages wet wipes into individual pouches or larger packages, depending on product specifications.

Types of Wet Tissue Machines

Air Drying (TAD) Machines:

These machines use hot air to dry paper towels, resulting in a larger, more absorbent product1.

Crescent molding machines:

These are traditional machines that use a combination of pressing and drying to produce tissue paper2.

Advantages of Wet Tissue Machines

Efficiency: automated processes ensure high productivity and consistent quality.

Customization: machines can be adapted to produce different sizes and types of wet wipes.

Hygiene: The production process is designed to maintain high standards of hygiene, which is essential for products such as wet wipes.

Wet wipes machines play a vital role in the production of a wide range of hygienic and convenient products, meeting the growing demand for wet wipes and similar items.