Conventional Spunlace Suppliers & Company in the Nigeria Market

Conventional spunlace nonwoven fabric is manufactured via hydroentanglement: high-velocity water needles mechanically interlock carded fibers (such as polyester, viscose, or polypropylene) without the addition of chemical binders or thermal bonding. For Nigerian converters in Lagos, Kano, and Ogun, this process yields a remarkably soft, lint-free, and high-tensile substrate that handles liquid absorption efficiently without tearing on high-speed rewinding and packaging lines.

The ideal blend depends on the specific wipe tier. For premium baby and cosmetic facial wipes, a 70% Viscose / 30% Polyester or 50% Viscose / 50% Polyester blend provides exceptional skin softness and high lotion retention under tropical temperatures. For cost-sensitive household or disinfectant wipes, an 80% Polyester / 20% Viscose or 100% Polypropylene blend delivers dependable mechanical strength and abrasion resistance while optimizing per-sheet unit economics.

Yes. We routinely assist our Nigerian commercial clients with the required documentation. We supply laboratory test reports, Certificate of Analysis (COA), and factory audit credentials necessary for securing the Product Certificate (PC) and final SONCAP Certificate (SC). For medical-grade materials, our products are certified free from heavy metals, formaldehyde, and cytotoxic agents to satisfy NAFDAC safety evaluations.

Ocean transit across tropical waters creates high ambient humidity inside shipping containers. We wrap each master roll in a sealed, heavy-duty polyethylene barrier film, reinforced with corrugated board edge protectors and thick outer stretch wrap. High-absorption silica gel desiccants are placed inside the container to prevent condensation, mold, and odor formation during transit to Lagos ports.

Our standard minimum order quantity for custom-specified conventional spunlace is one 20ft container (approximately 4 to 5 metric tons, depending on roll widths and basis weight), while a 40ft HQ container accommodates 10 to 12 metric tons. Factory production lead time typically ranges between 15 and 20 days upon deposit or confirmed Letter of Credit (LC), with ocean transit time from Shanghai/Taicang port to Lagos ranging between 35 and 45 days.

Absolutely. We can slit rolls to your exact machine specifications (from narrow 10cm widths up to 320cm) with internal core sizes of 76mm (3 inches). Additionally, we provide custom surface structures, including plain webs, mesh/apertured (from 22 to 40 mesh), and custom embossed designs (such as pearl pattern, diamond pattern, or customized company logos).