Food Plant Wiping: Wet–Dry Boundaries and Allergen Control
In food production, a wipe is a hygiene tool and a potential allergen carrier. How colour coding, wet–dry separation and absorbency…
W3501 Heavy Duty Surface Preparation Wipes
A high-friction cellulose–polyester cloth for grease, carbon and workshop soil where a light wipe would simply slide over the surface.
W3401 Ultrasoft Surface Preparation Wipes
A rayon–polyester blend for delicate surfaces: low friction, low lint, and soft enough for polished and coated finishes.
W3301 Mesh Adhesive Removal Wipes
A mesh-textured cloth for adhesive residue, protective film and label gum, where a flat wipe would smear instead of lift.
W2302 Universal Wiping Cloth (X7)
A 31 × 34 cm universal cloth with a seven-panel fold, sized for benches where a smaller wipe is easier to control.
W2301 Universal Wiping Cloth (X7)
A long, narrow 22 × 42 cm cloth in a pop-up box — sized for rails, edges and equipment faces where a square sheet is awkward.
W2203 Universal Wiping Cloth (X6)
A square 30.5 cm cloth, quarter-folded and bagged — the format most line-side operators reach for first.
W2201 Universal Wiping Cloth (X6)
The larger format of the universal cloth: 31 × 42 cm, six-panel fold, built for broad surfaces and heavy solvent uptake.
W2102 Universal Wiping Cloth (X5)
The 23 × 34 cm universal cloth on a perforated roll — a controlled sheet size for benches that go through a lot of small wipes.
W2101 Universal Wiping Cloth (X5)
A wood-pulp and polypropylene cloth for general surface work: absorbent, soft enough for painted panels, and stable with IPA and acetone.
Wiping Cloths vs Wiping Papers: Which Belongs in Your Room?
They look interchangeable on a bench and behave nothing alike under a solvent. A practical comparison of cloth and paper wipers, and the…