Production ability, product-specific quality management, independent QC and consolidated shipment.
Our nonwoven production facilities span across northern and southern regions, with a total floor area of approximately 78,000 m². This strategic layout enables flexible shipping from multiple export ports, ensuring efficient logistics and faster response to global customer demands.
78,000 m²
Operated under ISO Class 8 (Class 100,000) cleanroom standards, this workshop is equipped with about 22 fully automated production lines. It produces a wide range of wet wipes in various sizes, specifications, and functions – including pillow-pack wipes, barrel wipes, mini wipes, etc. – suitable for personal care, household cleaning, and commercial applications.
22 lines
Featuring about 4 dedicated production lines, this workshop specializes in dry nonwoven products such as cotton facial towels and floor dry wipes, all engineered for superior softness, strength, and absorbency.
4 lines
Operating in a clean-production environment, this workshop houses approximately 118 high-speed production lines. It manufactures multiple mask styles – including flat face masks (civil-use), 3D-shaped masks, and butterfly-shaped masks – to meet diverse protection levels and wearing comfort requirements.
118 linesBuilt around a 10-ton EDI ultrapure-water preparation system, the center provides dedicated process-water capacity for wet-wipe manufacturing. Its stainless-steel treatment equipment supports controlled water preparation and a stable supply to production.
Secondary reverse osmosis, EDI treatment, UV disinfection and scheduled system sanitization.
Automatic liquid dosing, cleaning and disinfection.
Complete laboratory equipment for routine quality-control testing.
The material buffer room uses independent FFU supply and return-air systems, with 12 air changes per hour to maintain fresh air and help keep masks free from unwanted odors before production.
Production equipment is fitted with an inline CCD appearance-inspection system. A fixed-position camera captures mask images and evaluates them against preset key parameters. Products that fail inspection are automatically diverted to a designated reject area for disposal after production, improving detection consistency and reducing manual misjudgment.
Quality personnel conduct random sampling during production, carrying out secondary checks on product appearance and function. The inspection includes the breaking strength of the connection between the mask strap and mask body, helping confirm that in-process products meet the required standards.
Two coordinated inspection tracks keep requirements visible from incoming materials through final shipment release.
Our rigorous QC team intercepts around 10% of severely defective orders before shipment to prevent substandard goods delivery. Efficient internal coordination enables timely rework to guarantee consistent product quality.
Check agreed nonwoven, filter media, components and packaging materials before release to production.
Monitor appearance, dimensions, assembly and in-process controls while the order is running.
Verify the product-specific functions and test items agreed for masks, wet wipes or dry wipes.
Sample finished goods, review packing and release only against the confirmed order requirements.
Sampling plans reference ISO 2859-1 and are applied according to the confirmed product specification and order agreement.
Contamination, foreign matter, unsafe components, incorrect materials or other critical nonconformities.
Functional failure, out-of-spec performance, seal or leakage issues, and incorrect dimensions or assembly.
Minor cosmetic, print or packaging deviations that do not affect the agreed product function.
Each order can be supported by a traceable quality file based on the product and project requirements.
Defect classification, sample quantity, findings and shipment disposition.
Applicable filtration, breathability, antimicrobial, microbiology, pH, tensile or other agreed performance results.
Available records for nonwoven, filter media, ear loops, nose clips and packaging materials.
Material lots, production details, in-process checks and packaging information.
Confirmation that the released shipment meets the requirements agreed for the order.
Goods from supply points across China can be received, inspected and combined at one warehouse before dispatch through different export ports or airports. FCL, LCL and air-freight options support the route selected for each order.
Goods from supply points across China arrive at one coordinated warehouse.
Products are received, checked, grouped by SKU and prepared as one shipment.
FCL, LCL and air-freight options support different order and timing needs.
Released cargo moves through the selected export port or airport to its destination.
