Sugar cane pulp hand towels are usually hand towels made from sugar cane fiber as the main raw material. Paper towels made from sugar cane pulp are natural, renewable products that help reduce dependence on other natural resources. Sugar cane is a fast-growing plant, and using its fibers to make paper towels reduces deforestation and helps protect ecosystems. Sugarcane pulp hand towels may be biodegradable, helping to reduce paper persistence in the environment. Sugarcane pulp fibers may make paper towels softer and more comfortable to use. Paper has tensile strength and appropriate air permeability, and its strength, wet strength, water absorption, air permeability, flexibility, etc. all meet high standards. Sugar cane is usually used to produce sugar, and the remaining fiber can be used to make toilet paper, achieving comprehensive utilization of resources. Customized weight, number of draws, and packaging. Medium to high grammage is suitable for public places such as schools, hospitals and public toilets, as it needs to have sufficient cleaning effect.
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220X170mm |
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220X225mm |
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220X170mm |
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220X225mm |
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210X190mm |

Jiangsu MIOV Paper Industry Co., Ltd.(formerly Nantong tOJIN Paper Co., Ltd.) was established in 2007, with more than 80 employees and fixed assets of 40 million yuan, covering an area of 168000M2. The company is located in Nantong City, Jiangsu Province, only 120 kilometers away from Shanghai Port, and 1.5 hours' drive from Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport. Its geographical location is superior and transportation is convenient. As China Biodegradable Sugarcane pulp hand towels Suppliers and OEM Biodegradable Sugarcane pulp hand towels oem/odm Factory, The company has multiple state-of-the-art fully automated paper product production lines in China, with an annual output of over 1000000 boxes of various disposable paper products.



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