The Entire Process of Facial Tissue Manufacturer

In this article, the author of Baoding Hezhong Sanitary Products Manufacturing Co., Ltd., an OEM tissue paper supplier, explains the overall production process of tissue paper to help you understand the characteristics, advantages, applications, and scenarios of OEM tissue paper.

I. Introduction

Facial tissue manufacturers are committed to providing high-quality facial tissue products, which go through multiple stages from raw material procurement to product sales. Firstly, the company needs to purchase high-quality raw materials such as pulp and fiber. These raw materials can only be processed on the production line after undergoing strict quality testing. During the production process, the pulp is mixed, crushed, and bleached, and then processed by a paper machine to form a thin tissue paper. Next, the product needs to be printed, cut, and packaged to maintain a good appearance and protection before sale. Finally, the product is sold to consumers through various sales channels, such as supermarkets and online stores. The entire process requires strict quality control to ensure that the product meets market demand and meets consumer expectations. Facial tissue manufacturers have played a crucial role in this process, providing convenience and comfort for people's daily lives.

II Overview of the Industrial Chain

The industrial chain of tissue manufacturers can be divided into several main links: raw material procurement, production and manufacturing, product packaging, and sales. Firstly, raw material procurement is the starting point of the entire production process, mainly involving the procurement and transportation of raw materials such as pulp and tissue paper. Secondly, the production and manufacturing process includes multiple processes such as pulp treatment, paper manufacturing, cutting, and folding. In the product packaging stage, facial tissue paper will undergo processing processes such as shaping, printing, and packaging to ensure the quality and appearance of the product. Finally, product sales are the endpoint of the entire industry chain, and tissue manufacturers sell their products to retailers, supermarkets, and other channels to meet consumer needs. This industry chain requires different technologies, equipment, and human resources in each link to complete the corresponding work tasks, so that the tissue paper ultimately reaches the hands of consumers.

III. Raw material procurement and processing

Facial tissue manufacturers play an important role in the procurement and processing of raw materials. Firstly, they need to choose suitable raw material suppliers to ensure the quality and reliability of the raw materials. The raw materials purchased are usually pulp, and they will conduct strict screening and evaluation of suppliers. After receiving the raw materials, the facial tissue manufacturer will process them, including soaking, separation, grinding, and bleaching, to ensure that the raw materials meet the standards for producing tissue paper. During the processing of raw materials, manufacturers need to comply with relevant environmental and quality control standards to ensure the safety and harmlessness of the facial tissue produced. Through efficient raw material procurement and processing, tissue manufacturers can ensure the quality and sustainable development of their products.

IV. Manufacturing process

The manufacturing process is the core link in the manufacturing of tissue paper, which determines the quality and performance of the product. Firstly, raw materials such as wood pulp and waste paper are fed into the pulp machine for crushing and mixing to form pulp. Then, the pulp undergoes processes such as refining, impurity removal, and bleaching to remove impurities and improve the cleanliness of the pulp. Next, the pulp is fed into the papermaking machine and evenly sprayed onto the mesh belt with holes through a continuously running mesh belt. The moisture is gradually discharged, forming a wet paper film. The wet paper film undergoes processes such as steel ring pressure, drying, and shaping, gradually forming a complete tissue paper. Finally, after cutting, packaging and other processes, the paper roll becomes final product.