Airlaid Absorbent Paper

Airlaid Absorbent Paper is a nonwoven material produced by air-forming cellulose fibers into a web, then bonding them with latex or thermal treatment. It is used as an absorbent layer in ultra-thin sanitary napkins, panty liners, and light-incontinence pads where traditional fluff pulp cores would be too bulky.

Ultra-Thin Core Technology

The airlaid absorbent paper delivers high absorption capacity in an extremely thin profile — typically 0.5-1.5mm compared to 3-5mm for fluff pulp cores of equivalent absorbency. This enables the production of ultra-thin, discreet hygiene products that consumers increasingly prefer. The material also offers excellent wet integrity, maintaining its structure when saturated.

Product Options

• Composition: Cellulose fibers + latex binder or thermal bonding fibers
• Basis weight: 45-200 gsm
• Width: Up to 2.2 meters
• Key properties: High absorption, excellent wet strength, ultra-thin profile, good SAP carrier capability
• Applications: Sanitary napkin cores, panty liner cores, light incontinence pad cores, core wrap replacement
• MOQ: 500 kg | Lead Time: 15-25 days

Thinner Products, Higher Perceived Value

Ultra-thin hygiene products command premium pricing and are the fastest-growing segment in feminine care. Loeon supplies airlaid absorbent paper to help your products compete in this high-value market. Contact us for technical data sheets, samples, and pricing.