12 Line Baby Wet Wipes Machine for High Quality Wet Wipes Manufacturing

A reliable baby wipe production line essentially integrates multiple processes—including non-woven fabric unwinding, folding, liquid application, cutting, packaging and sealing—into a single system to achieve continuous production. SUNY Wipes Machine’s 12-line baby wipe machine utilises multi-channel synchronised operation to increase output per unit of time and reduce the frequency of manual intervention, whilst ensuring product hygiene standards and dimensional consistency.

12-Line Structural Design Enhances Baby Wipe Production Efficiency

Compared to traditional single-row or multi-channel equipment, the 12-line baby wipe production line utilises a synchronised operation mode across twelve production channels, enabling the simultaneous completion of non-woven fabric folding, slitting and forming processes, thereby significantly improving equipment utilisation.

The equipment typically employs a dual-mother-roll unwinding configuration, with two rolls of non-woven fabric fed into the folding mechanism via an automatic web guiding system. This effectively reduces the scrap rate caused by material misalignment and enables automatic changeovers without halting production, thereby significantly improving operational efficiency.

For common baby wipe products packaged in packs of 80 or 100, the multi-channel design keeps dimensional deviations within each channel to a minimum, ensuring consistency in the finished product’s thickness, grammage and folding specifications.

As baby wipes come into direct contact with the skin, the production process demands a high standard of hygiene. The main body of the equipment is usually constructed from stainless steel and fitted with an enclosed conveying system to minimise the risk of external contamination, thereby meeting the cleanliness requirements for the production of baby care products.

Fully servo-controlled systems have become the direction of development for wet wipe equipment.

In recent years, wet wipe equipment has been gradually upgrading towards fully servo-controlled systems and digital management. A 12-line baby wet wipe production line typically employs a PLC control system coupled with a touchscreen interface to enable functions such as speed adjustment, parameter storage, fault alarms, and production data analysis.

Compared with traditional mechanical linkage structures, fully servo-controlled systems allow for independent speed adjustment at each workstation, thereby reducing mechanical adjustment time when changing product specifications. For example, when switching from 60-sheet packs to 80-sheet packs, the production changeover can be completed simply by modifying the parameters, thereby enhancing the equipment’s flexibility and order response capability.

With the continued growth of the global baby care products market, demand for consistency, hygiene standards, and packaging quality in wet wipes is constantly rising. 12-line baby wet wipe production equipment, featuring multi-channel, high-automation and digital control capabilities, is becoming a key choice for medium-to-large wet wipe manufacturers seeking to increase production capacity and stabilise product quality.