D-TEX White PP laminated woodpulp nonwoven fabric, is made of imported wood pulp fiber and ultra-fine and tough polypropylene fiber, and its density is much smaller than cotton fiber, thus creating a strong stain removal effect.
The back layer is compounded by wood pulp, which has soft and excellent water absorption, and the water absorption speed is several times more than its own weight. Wood pulp polypropylene non-woven fabric does not contain any chemical solvents, has the characteristics of high strength and durability, strong water and oil absorption capacity, and is not easy to drop dust. It has a good effect on cleaning liquids and oil stains.

Material Structure and Technology
The fabric is produced by first forming a spunbond PP web that provides high mechanical strength and dimensional stability.
Then, a layer of natural woodpulp fibers is hydroentangled onto the PP base, creating a stable, dual-layer composite.
This process allows the woodpulp layer to deliver outstanding liquid absorption, while the PP layer enhances tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and solvent compatibility.
Available in both plain and embossed patterns (such as hexagonal or pearl), the surface design further improves wiping efficiency and tactile performance for different applications.

Performance
● Super decontamination ability, super tensile and abrasion resistance
● Strong friction ability, can wipe off hand oil
● No lint, no lint, wiping is safer;
● Strong texture, reusable, saving cost and improving efficiency
● Chemical resistance to acids and corrosive substances

Specification
Product |
White woodpulp PP nonwoven fabric |
Composition |
70% woodpulp 30% Polyproplene(PP) |
Width |
260cm |
Surface |
Plain |
Basic weight |
40gsm~115gsm |
Color |
White |
Main application |
Automobile manufacturing, aviation, food, medicine, chemical industry |

Idea for:
● Engine assembly and maintenance
● Glass application and manufacturing
● Printing equipment maintenance
● Cleaning and maintenance of spraying workshop
● Workers clean themselves
● Removal of oil from machinery or equipment























































