The choice of industrial wiping cloth depends on specific application scenarios and needs, such as the material of the wiping object, the type of stains to be removed, safety and environmental requirements, etc. Here are some common industrial wiping materials and their characteristics for your reference:
Non woven wiping cloth: Non woven cloth is suitable for general cleaning work, such as equipment surface, tool or hand cleaning, due to its softness, non shavings, and strong water absorption. It can be used both dry and wet, and is easy to purchase with relatively low cost.
Microfiber wiping cloth: Microfiber wiping cloth has strong water absorption and cleaning ability, suitable for cleaning precision instruments, optical lenses, and electronic products. Its fine fibers can effectively capture and remove small particles, reduce the risk of scratches, and can be reused, making it more environmentally friendly.
Industrial grade rags: These are usually made of durable cotton or a mixed material, suitable for cleaning heavy machinery, oil stains, and other stubborn stains. They are durable and have good water absorption, but may need to be used in conjunction with cleaning agents and require appropriate handling after one-time use.
Solvent wiping paper: For situations that require the use of chemical solvents for cleaning, such as removing grease, paint, or other chemical residues, solvent specific wiping paper is an ideal choice. These tissues are resistant to chemical corrosion and can be effectively used with solvents, but safety precautions should be taken to ensure good ventilation.
Anti static wiping cloth: In the electronics industry or environments sensitive to static electricity, anti-static wiping cloth is a necessity. This type of fabric can effectively prevent static electricity and damage electronic components, and is commonly used to clean hard drives, circuit boards, etc.
