Absorbent pad rolls

Absorbent pad rolls are continuous products made of highly absorbent materials, usually designed as rolls that can be freely cut to different lengths and widths as required. This absorbent pad is composed of multi-layer composite materials, including but not limited to non-woven fabrics, dust-free paper, and polymer absorbent resins. Its main function is to quickly absorb and lock moisture, prevent moisture from spreading and keep the environment dry, especially in food preservation, household cleaning, medical care, and industrial production, etc. There are a wide range of applications.

Features

1. Highly efficient moisture absorption performance: The rolled absorbent mat adopts high-tech absorbent materials, which can quickly absorb and lock a large amount of moisture, and is not easy to reverse osmosis, keeping the surface relatively dry.
2. Convenient use and storage: As it is in the form of a roll, it can be easily torn to the required length according to the actual demand, which saves materials and facilitates storage and transport.
3. Wide range of application: It can be used for fresh food packaging, humidity control in cold storage, moisture-proofing of kitchen worktops, as well as floor protection in various humid areas.
4. Durability and safety: high-quality water-absorbent mat material has good abrasion resistance and tensile resistance, will not be easily broken; at the same time, in line with food safety standards can be used for direct contact with food to ensure safety and hygiene.
5. Biodegradable and environmentally friendly: some rolls of absorbent mat products are made of biodegradable material, which is conducive to reducing environmental pollution, in line with the concept of sustainable development.

Application

• Food preservation: In cold chain logistics and supermarket retail, it is used for wrapping meat, fruits and vegetables, seafood and other fresh products that are easy to get out of the water, absorbing excess juice and prolonging the freshness period of food.
• Warehouse management: laid in warehouses, cold stores, or refrigerators to adsorb condensation, reduce the risk of microbial growth and maintain a dry and clean storage environment.
• Commercial catering and home kitchen: as a water-absorbing layer on kitchen countertops to avoid contamination of countertops by juices generated during the cutting process of ingredients, and to facilitate clean-up.