Wet wipes are produced with different production methods and undergo different surface treatments to increase particle uptake or absorbency. There is a wide variety of non-woven wipes, microfiber wipes and polyester wipes on the market today.

Wet wipes differ in weight and size, level of cleanliness and impregnation options. The main qualities sought are: lint release, tear resistance, abrasion resistance, absorption and release capacity, weight and surface structure.

Lint is the fibers that remain on the surface after the cleaning process, coming out of the wipe. Premium quality 100 percent polyester knit wipes are lint free. Tear resistance is its resistance to mechanical stress and sharp edges during the cleaning process. Polyamide and polyester wipes are the most resistant to tearing. The surface of an abrasion resistant wipe will not scatter when rubbed against abrasive or very abrasive surfaces during the cleaning process. Knitted or non-woven wipes with polyamide fiber are resistant to abrasion. High absorbency and release capacity are required for effective surface cleaning.

Generally, synthetic wipes have a good release capacity when used with water-based cleaners. Wipes made from natural fibers, such as 100 percent viscose wipes, are preferred for their high absorption capacity. Weight is a property that affects absorption capacity as it controls the fiber content and the void volume between the fibers.

Wet wipes undergo various tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label to their products. After all, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product for consumers.

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