Airlaid Paper for Diaper & Sanitary Napkin

What Is Airlaid Paper?

Airlaid paper is a nonwoven absorbent material produced by dispersing cellulose fibers through an air-laid process, forming a uniform, porous and high-bulk structure.

Compared with conventional tissue paper, airlaid paper provides:

• Higher bulk and loft

• Better liquid distribution

• Improved softness and flexibility

• Strong compatibility with SAP and absorbent core systems

Key Advantages of Airlaid Paper

High Liquid Distribution Efficiency

Airlaid structure allows liquid to spread quickly across the surface, reducing localized saturation.

Softness & Comfort

Low bonding density provides a soft hand-feel, suitable for skin-contact hygiene applications.

Structural Stability

Maintains integrity during wetting, compression, and high-speed converting processes.

Customizable Performance

GSM, thickness, and roll width can be tailored to different diaper and sanitary napkin designs.

Technical Specifications (Typical Range)

📄 Full specification sheet available upon request

Airlaid Paper vs SAP Composite Paper

👉 For high retention requirements, see SAP Composite Paper.

FAQ – Airlaid Paper

Q1: Is airlaid paper absorbent by itself?
Yes. It absorbs and distributes liquid, but retention is enhanced when combined with SAP.

Q2: Can airlaid paper be laminated with SAP or films?
Yes. It is compatible with SAP composite structures, PE films, and tissue layers.

Q3: Do you provide samples for testing?
Yes. Free samples are available before bulk ordering.

Request a Quote – Airlaid Paper

Please provide:

• Target GSM

• Roll width

• Estimated quantity

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