White Wi-PES In A Bucket

White Wi-PES In A Bucket

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+ Catalog SKU: HX45W-B

The customizable bucket wiper system: Wipers can be used dry or modified into pre-moistened wipes

Dry Wipes: Ready to use straight from the bucket

Pre-moistened Wipes

Simply add your customized cleaner, disinfectant or sanitizer for task-specific pre-moistened wipes
Control how saturated your wipes become

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Spunlace wipers are manufactured without the use of binders or chemical adhesives. They are constructed by high-pressure water jets hydroentangling fibers into a synthetic interlace web – also referred to as spunlacing. Wood pulp fibers and a polypropylene interlace web are common components in these wipers, but other fibers and webs can be utilized. This hydroentangling process creates an incredibly strong nonwoven wiper that has extremely good wet and dry strength and is compatible with chemical solvents. Blue color wipers help hide some of the grease and grime resulting in less wiper waste.

How To Use?

Remove the bucket lid and open the wiper dispensing cap
Thread center wiper through the pre-cut slot
Replace bucket cover
Pull wipers out as needed
Close wiper dispensing cap when done
Refill bucket with replacement rolls

Wiper Material: Hydro Xtreme NonWoven, 47 GSM

Reusable wipes: their durable construction allows these wipes to be reused for multiple jobs
Pros: Solvent friendly*, Very durable, Low lint, absorbent, Cloth-like feel
Cons: Expensive if used as a disposable wipe, moderately soft

Special Notes: Although reasonable care has been taken in the preparation of this document, no warranties are extended and no liability is assumed. The information is solely provided as a general guideline for product use and care. It is up to end-users to make their own determination as to the suitability of the product for their own intended purpose(s)

Storage & Handling: Store in the original packaging in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from dust, direct sunlight, moisture and excessive heat above 100o F ( 37o C ).