Fourteen independent adding pipes can be cleaned individually. The record lists 2.5-4-times liquid-addition detection, touch-screen weight setting, bucket-level alarms and two 650 L hygienic-grade stainless-steel tanks.
Large-roll folding and liquid addition for baby wet wipes, with controlled stacking before packaging.
These values support floor, utility and handling studies. They are not a substitute for the final general-arrangement drawing or a timed production test using the buyer's substrate, liquid and selected stack.




The saved specification names spunlace nonwoven and calender-bonded nonwoven at 35-80 g/m². The maximum jumbo roll is W1200 mm by 1200 mm diameter. Four axes on 3-inch cores are described as permitting splicing without stopping the machine. Procurement should turn that statement into a loading and splice plan: approved roll mass, lifting method, web direction, splice preparation and detection response all need to be witnessed.
A specialized folding device for flushable substrates, web guiding, and metal-and-weight detection with rejection are listed as options. They should appear as separate line items with their test boundaries.
| Product variable | Recorded range or choice | Acceptance evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Wet wipe | L140-205 mm, W80-110 mm | Approved folded sample and measurement record |
| Unfolded wipe | L140-250 mm, W160-220 mm | Cut-length and width check before stacking |
| Fold | Individual or constant drawing; Z or small Z fold | Selected device and pull-out behavior |
| Stack | 30-120 pieces, height no more than 90 mm | Count, height and alignment after restart |
The fold description says the buyer chooses one of two drawing approaches. That decision affects the folding device and how a consumer removes the first wipe, so it belongs in the signed product definition rather than an operator adjustment made after delivery.
Fourteen independent adding pipes can be cleaned individually. The record lists 2.5-4-times liquid-addition detection, touch-screen weight setting, bucket-level alarms and two 650 L hygienic-grade stainless-steel tanks.
A multi-axis controller and servo motors are recorded. Jumbo-roll unwinding and the liquid-adding motor use frequency-converter control, while stacking uses an independent servo.
Splice joints are detected and automatically rejected. FAT should verify stack neatness and reject separation after a splice and after a restart.
HAINA can use that package to align mechanical configuration, recipes and FAT evidence around the same baby wet wipe rather than around disconnected brochure figures.
No. The saved rate is specifically associated with an 80-piece stack. Other counts need their own confirmed test condition.
No fixed inclusion is recorded. The specialized folding device appears in the optional-device list and must be confirmed in scope.
A useful FAT witnesses the approved splice at the agreed running condition and checks web tracking, splice detection, reject action and subsequent stack quality.
The HJ-WP12A decision should rest on a matched set of roll data, wipe geometry, liquid controls, stack definition and site utilities. That makes the technical dashboard a project record, not a promise detached from production conditions.