The Difference And Use Of Wet Wipes Of Different Materials In Clean Room

Polyester/Nylon Cleanroom Wipes

Polyester/nylon wipes for cleanroom and industrial applications typically contain 25-30% nylon and 70-75% polyester. The result is a very soft fabric that won't scratch sensitive equipment but is very effective at capturing micro-pollutants without re-staining surfaces.

Polyester/cellulose or poly cellulose cleanroom wipes

Polyester cellulose wipes, also known as poly cellulose wipes, typically have a 55/45 blend of cellulose and polyester, hydroentangled for chemically pure wipes without the need for adhesives, starches, or thermal bonding. Cellulose is a natural ESD forwarding material that helps with static dissipation and is often used where fluid retention is important.

What are the advantages of cellulose hybrid wipes?

Mixtures of cellulose and polyester may vary due to the need for absorbance rather than less fluff. Cellulose is more absorbent, while polyester has less lint. Polycellulose Hybrid Wipes are one of the most popular cleanroom wipes for general wiping and spill control in ISO Class 6 and above cleanrooms. Biodegradable and naturally ESD-friendly poly cellulose offers one of the most economical cleanroom wiper options due to its ease of production and processing. Price, chemical resistance, and high absorbency are its most desirable properties.