XL-RP35G pack and material texture
Cleanroom Paper Wipes
Cleanroom Paper Wipes XL-RP35G
| Model | XL-RP35G |
|---|---|
| Material / construction | Spunlace nonwoven |
| Edge treatment | Cold cut |
| Basis weight | 35 g/m² |
| Water absorption index | ≥230 — unit and test method not stated |
| Cleaning designation | Class 1,000 processing |
| Sheet size | Nominal 4, 6, 9 or 12 in; custom sizes |
| Packaging | 150 sheets/inner pack; 10 packs/carton; custom packing |
| Application sectors | electronics production; medical inspection; food processing; chemical production; assembly; glass products; pharmaceutical production; biomedical production; new energy; automotive production |
| Product reports | Specify required test reports with your enquiry |
The absorption index has no stated unit or test method; it is not a percentage. The cleaning designation describes processing and is not a sterility claim.
Sheet dimensions and packaging can be customized to suit the application.
XL-RP35G is a spunlace wiping sheet with an open mesh appearance. It offers multiple nominal sheet formats and a bag-to-carton configuration for production cleaning, with the choice of format driven by the contact area and dispensing method.
Fit the sheet to the working face
A sheet that is much larger than the component may be awkward to control; one that is too small can need frequent handling to expose a fresh face. Select a format that folds into a useful contact area while keeping contaminated material away from the next pass.
The mesh close-up shows the visible structure of XL-RP35G. Use it to understand the material's appearance, then assess contact and residue pickup on the actual surface. Neither a mesh pattern nor a model suffix establishes the fiber composition.
Differentiate it from M-3
XL-RP35G and M-3 share a listed basis weight, but their size and packaging descriptions differ. Do not substitute one solely because the weight number matches. Keep the selected model, sheet format, processing requirement and pack count together in the order.
Where a process has already approved a consumable, compare both the material and the presentation before accepting a replacement. Pack handling can change how much unused material is exposed during a shift.
Loose residue
Move contamination toward a controlled collection area and retire a loaded face before it spreads material back onto the part.
Liquid cleaning
Use the approved liquid and assess sheet handling after the normal exposure period, not only while the sheet is dry.
Replenishment
Keep reserve packs protected and open them as needed. Define where clean stock and used sheets are held.
Make an approval trial useful
Record the surface, residue, cleaning liquid, folding method and replacement point. Check the completed component for the defects that matter to the next operation, and count the material consumed. These observations help choose a practical configuration without assuming that one weight or texture is best for every task.
For critical uses, identify required fiber-composition and cleanliness evidence with the quotation. A cleaning-process designation is only one part of that review.
Sheet dimensions and packaging can be customized to suit the application.