Cleanroom Paper Roll MS-MF60G

Specify the complete roll, not just its material code

MS-MF60G combines a pulp/polyester wiping web with a plain-ended plastic core. It is intended for automated stencil wiping in electronics assembly. When the roll feeds through the cleaning head, the contact surface removes residue from the stencil underside and the take-up mechanism separates used material from the next clean section.

A purchasing description needs three connected elements: the wiping material, the winding dimensions and the drive interface. The material code identifies the grade; it does not uniquely identify every printer cassette or every custom size. Keeping those elements together helps prevent a replacement that has the correct fabric but the wrong mounting arrangement.

Three checks before loading a replacement

1. Compare the core. Check its total length, bore, end profile and the way it sits in the holders. A plain tube cannot be assumed to replace a notched drive tube.
2. Compare the web. Confirm the paper width, wound position and feed direction against the installed roll. The material should reach the intended wiping area without rubbing the cassette sides.
3. Compare the wound package. Verify clearance for the new roll and for the used material on the take-up side. Equal roll lengths do not imply equal outside diameters when the material changes.

Make repeat supply easier to identify

Use the approved material code and dimensional drawing as the reorder reference. Keep a labelled retained sample if different printers share the same storage area. The packaging photographs show roll formats; they do not determine the quantity or core profile of an individual order. Agree those details together with the packaging requirements before supply.

For cleaning tasks carried out by hand rather than an automatic feed mechanism, review the separate Cleanroom Wipes range.

Core profiles and converted roll details

Plain, single-slot, cross-slot and ribbed cores use different mounting arrangements. The photographs show available format types across the roll range. Confirm the selected construction, bore, end dimensions and winding position for the individual order.

Printer-family format guide

These format combinations are provided for checking conversion requirements. A printer brand can use several cleaning assemblies: verify the exact model and installed cassette before selecting a row. Dimensions are core length, core inner diameter, paper width and wound paper length; they do not specify the complete slot geometry or guarantee fit.