FAQ

The diaper waistband plays a critical role in the diaper's overall performance. It ensures a secure, comfortable fit, helps prevent leaks, provides flexibility and movement for the baby, and can be adjusted to suit different body shapes or sizes. In combination with other design features, the waistband helps ensure that the diaper performs well throughout the day, keeping the baby dry, comfortable, and leak-free.

There are so many kinds of  disposable tape for diaper, including PP frontal tape, PP side tape, knitted frontal tape, mesh frontal tape, nonwoven side tape and  S-cut side tape.

Yes, you can have your own design on frontal tape knitted loop, we have a design team, if you need any help, we can make  a design for you freely.

Yes, polypropylene PP spunbond nonwoven fabric can directly contact a baby's skin and is commonly used for this purpose in diapers. It is widely used in the topsheet (the layer in direct contact with the skin) due to its softness, comfort, and safety. 

Yes, polypropylene spunbond nonwoven fabrics are commonly used in diapers and are generally considered safe for this purpose. However, the safety of polypropylene in diapers depends on various factors, including material quality, manufacturing processes, and compliance with safety standards.

Diaper nonwoven refers to a type of nonwoven fabric used in the construction of disposable diapers. Nonwoven fabrics are made from synthetic fibers (like polypropylene, polyester, or a combination) that are bonded together without the need for weaving or knitting. In the context of diapers, nonwoven materials are used for several critical components, including the topsheet, backsheet, and leg cuffs. They play an important role in moisture management, comfort, breathability, and structural integrity.

Perforated nonwoven is a type of nonwoven fabric that has been mechanically or thermally treated to create small holes or perforations throughout the material. This enhances certain properties such as liquid distribution, breathability, and comfort.

Yes, we are baby diaper raw material manufacturer. We has been in this field for more than 15 years, with professional R&D technical team, industry-leading production capacity and technology.

For diaper wrapping, hydrophilic spunbond nonwoven would be a better choice in terms of overall performance, particularly when considering moisture management, comfort, and breathability. Spunbond nonwoven is more effective.

Yes, we have a modern warehouse of over 10000 square meter, providing "one station" service,  mix loading different kinds of sanitary pad raw material in one container for customer, which can help customer to ease cash flow and stock pressure.

An S-cut side tape in a diaper refers to a special design of the side tape used to secure the diaper around a baby’s waist. The term "S-cut" specifically refers to the shape of the tape, which is cut in the form of the letter "S" or a similar curved pattern. This design helps improve the fit, flexibility, and functionality of the diaper's fastening system, particularly in the areas of adjustability, comfort, and leak prevention.

The reseal tape in sanitary napkins (also called sanitary pads) offers several key advantages, particularly related to convenience, hygiene, and functionality. Reseal tapes are typically used on the wrapper or backing of the sanitary napkin to allow users to close and seal the pad after use, making it easier to dispose of discreetly and hygienically.