Tissue Paper for Diaper & Sanitary Napkin

What Is Tissue Paper in Hygiene Products?

In disposable hygiene manufacturing, tissue paper is used as a lightweight functional layer, typically serving to:

• Support absorbent core structures

• Separate SAP and fluff pulp layers

• Improve material handling during converting

• Enhance internal softness and uniformity

While tissue paper itself is not the primary absorbent material, it plays an essential role in product stability, comfort, and manufacturability.

Key Features of Our Tissue Paper

Soft & Uniform Structure

Designed to maintain softness while ensuring even fiber distribution.

Stable Converting Performance

Low dust, good tensile balance, suitable for high-speed diaper and sanitary napkin lines.

Lightweight & Cost-Efficient

Low GSM options help optimize material cost without compromising structure.

Customizable Specifications

Available in multiple GSMs, widths, and roll formats to fit different production lines.

Technical Specifications (Typical Range)

Tissue Paper vs Airlaid Paper

👉 For higher absorbency needs, see Airlaid Paper.

FAQ – Tissue Paper

Q1: Is tissue paper absorbent?
It has limited absorbency and is mainly used as a support or separation layer rather than a primary absorbent core.

Q2: Can tissue paper be combined with SAP or fluff pulp?
Yes. It is commonly used to separate or wrap SAP and fluff pulp layers in absorbent cores.

Q3: Do you offer customized roll widths?
Yes. Roll width, GSM, and packaging are fully customizable.

Request a Quote – Tissue Paper

Please provide:

• Target GSM

• Roll width

• Estimated order quantity

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