Wet Wipe Manufacturing and Packaging Machine

Wet wipe manufacturing and packaging machines integrate nonwoven folding, liquid dosing, cutting, stacking, and packaging into a continuous production process, helping manufacturers produce wet wipes in different sheet sizes, counts, and package formats with consistent quality and stable output.

Wet Wipe Machine for Different Product Formats

Wet wipes have different packaging requirements depending on their application. A production line for baby wipes may require 20–120 wipes per pack, while portable travel wipes, makeup remover wipes, antibacterial wipes, and restaurant wipes often use smaller package formats.

SUNY Wipes Machine provides several wet wipes machines for these applications, including twin roll wet wipes machines, jumbo roll wet wipes machines, single sachet machines, pocket wipes machines, mini wipes machines and canister wipes machines. The equipment can be configured for wipe size, folding method, sheet count, and packaging material.

For example, the 12-line wet wipes production machine can produce packs containing approximately 20–120 wipes, with output reaching up to 60 packs/min under specific production conditions. Mini wet wipes equipment is designed for compact packs of around 6–8 wipes and can reach approximately 90–110 packs/min, depending on product specifications.

Selecting Equipment According to Production Requirements

Select the right wet wipe machine based on product type, wipe dimensions, sheets per pack, target output, and packaging format, rather than simply choosing the machine with the highest rated speed. For a new factory, matching the folding and packaging capacity is especially important because an oversized upstream machine can create unnecessary investment if the packaging section cannot process the same volume.

SUNY’s wet wipes equipment covers production capacities and packaging formats for different market applications, allowing the production line to be configured around the actual product specification. The result is a more practical manufacturing system, from raw nonwoven material feeding through finished wet wipe packaging.