Wypall X90 Cloths
Kimberly-Clark Professional introduced its highest-performing wiper to date. New Wypall X90 Cloths provide 75 percent more oil absorption and 35 percent more water absorption than WypAll X80 Wipers

Kimberly-Clark Professional introduced its highest-performing wiper to date. New Wypall X90 Cloths provide 75 percent more oil absorption and 35 percent more water absorption than WypAll X80 Wipers.
The product is ideal for heavy wiping, prepping surfaces with solvents, and cleaning metal shavings and rough surfaces.
Wypall X90 Cloths are more absorbent than other industrial wiping solutions - especially shop towels and rags.
"These new wipers are so absorbent that fewer wipers are needed for cleanup tasks," explains David Hoeller, category manager, Kimberly-Clark Professional. "In addition, because the wipers are reusable, you get even more mileage out of every sheet."
This translates into 35 percent less product waste versus other industrial wiping solutions as well as greater efficiency and productivity. Disposal and freight costs and required storage are also reduced, when compared to other types of wipers.
Wypall X90 Cloths were created by a unique manufacturing process - hydro-entangling polyester fiber for softness and oil absorbency and wood fiber for water absorbency with an ultra-strong spunbond material via Kimberly-Clark Professional's Hydroknit fabric technology. These two plies are then bonded together to create an extremely efficient and absorbent cloth.
More info: www.wypall.com/X90.
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