Baby Diaper Raw Materials Nonwoven Material With Elastic Roll for Diapers

Features:

1. Top Sheet: The top sheet directly contacts the baby's skin and usually needs to be soft, breathable, and have good moisture absorption to keep the baby's skin dry. Common surface materials include non-woven fabric, pure cotton fiber, bamboo fiber, etc.
2. Absorbent Core: The absorbent core is the core part of the diaper, responsible for quickly absorbing and locking in urine to prevent leakage. Its main materials include superabsorbent resin (SAP) and fluff pulp. Highly absorbent resin has extremely strong water absorption capacity, while fluff pulp is a natural absorbent material.
3. Back Sheet: The back sheet is the outer waterproof layer of the diaper, usually made of polyethylene (PE) film or non-woven fabric, to prevent urine from leaking into the outer clothing.
4. Elastic material: used for the waist and legs of diapers to improve fit and prevent side leakage.
5. Adhesive: used to bond the various layers of diaper structure together.
6. Other auxiliary materials, such as leak proof edging, front waist patches, left and right patches (ear bands), etc., are usually made of special non-woven fabrics to ensure the fit and leak proof performance of the diaper.

Parameter:

Place of Origin: China

Model Number: HPPP005

Product Name: Printed Breathable PE Film

Size: width 50-2000cm (common ones: from 160mm to 320mm)

Weight: 15-50g

Material: PE Film

Color: As customer’s requirement (within 6 colors)

Packaging: Cardboard packing, carton or other demand by customer

Usage: Sanitary napkin, Sanitary pads, Disposable medical protection products, Surgical coat, cap, Shoe cover.

Logo: According to customer’s request

OEM/ODM: Available

Payment Method: TT

Supply Capacity: 10Tons per day

Quality/Safety Certification：CE、 ISO9002 、SGS 、MSDS

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FAQ:

1. What are the raw materials used in baby diapers?

The raw materials used in baby diapers include absorbent core materials, such as fluff pulp or superabsorbent polymers (SAP), which are responsible for absorbing and retaining moisture. Other materials include nonwoven fabrics for the outer and inner layers, elastic materials for the waistband and leg cuffs, adhesives, tapes, and closures.

2. What are the safety considerations for baby diaper raw materials?

Manufacturers prioritize the safety and comfort of baby diapers by ensuring that the raw materials used comply with strict guidelines and regulations. These include standards for absorption capacity, breathability, hypoallergenic properties, and absence of harmful chemicals. Reputable brands conduct rigorous testing to ensure their diapers are safe for babies' sensitive skin.

3. Are all baby diapers the same in terms of quality?

No, the quality of baby diapers can vary depending on the brand and manufacturing processes. Reputable brands invest in research and development to improve the performance and comfort of their diapers. They often conduct quality control tests to ensure consistency and reliability, providing peace of mind to parents.

4. What sustainable practices are used in baby diaper production?

Many diaper manufacturers are adopting sustainable practices in their production processes. This includes using responsibly-sourced raw materials, reducing the use of plastics, implementing recycling programs, and exploring alternative eco-friendly materials. Some companies are also working towards improving the biodegradability or compostability of diapers to reduce their environmental impact.

5. How frequently should baby diapers be changed?

Baby diapers should be changed frequently to maintain hygiene and prevent skin irritation. Newborns may require changing every 2-3 hours, while older babies can typically go 3-4 hours between changes. It is important to check the diaper regularly for wetness or soiling and change it promptly when needed.