The key role of wet strength paper in improving diaper performance

Wet Strength Paper plays a vital role in diapers. As a key component of the absorbent core, carrier tissue, it significantly improves the performance of diapers. Wet Strength Paper is a paper that has been specially processed to maintain high strength in a wet state and is not easy to break or deform. This feature makes it an ideal choice for absorbent products such as diapers.

In diapers, carrier tissue plays three main functions: first, it guides urine to quickly penetrate into the core layer, ensures that urine is evenly distributed, reduces surface retention time, reduces re-seepage, and keeps dry; second, it enhances the structural stability of the absorbent core layer to prevent the material from swelling, deforming or rupturing due to water absorption; third, it improves the durability of diapers, so that they remain intact even after multiple uses, extending their service life.

Wet Strength Paper is often used in conjunction with absorbent materials such as SAP (super absorbent polymer) and fluff pulp as a supporting structure to ensure that these materials fully exert their performance and jointly build an efficient and stable absorption system. This combination not only improves the absorption speed of diapers and reduces urine retention time, but also significantly enhances dryness, reduces the contact time between baby's skin and urine, and reduces the risk of skin problems such as diaper rash. At the same time, the strength and stability of Carrier Tissue ensure the shape and fit of diapers after multiple uses, improving the wearing comfort of babies.

In summary, the application of Carrier Tissue in diapers is crucial. It not only improves the absorption speed, dryness and comfort of diapers, but also enhances structural stability and durability. Therefore, when choosing diapers, consumers should pay attention to whether they contain high-quality materials such as wet-strength paper to obtain a better use experience.