Why a dry format
Not every job needs a liquid. A dry wipe or swab dries skin after an alcohol or saline step, applies a solution you meter yourself, or wipes a surface without adding chemistry. With no liquid, the whole value is in the substrate: fibre blend, weight, softness and low lint. That makes substrate selection the spec — see our guide on nonwoven substrate selection.
Where dry pairs with wet
Dry formats often complete a two-step routine: prep with an alcohol wipe, then dry with a dry wipe; or clean with a purified-water wipe and dry after. A wet-plus-dry twin pack combines both steps in one sachet for convenience and dosing control.
OEM and consistency
Because there is no formulation to mask variation, batch-to-batch nonwoven consistency matters most. We run in-house lines with ISO 13485 batch control; size, weight, fold and packaging are made to your specification.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dry wipe used for?
Drying skin after wet prep, applying a solution you dose yourself, and lint-controlled wiping where an impregnated wipe is not wanted.
Is there any active or solution on it?
No — dry wipes and swabsticks are unimpregnated. The specification is the nonwoven itself: fibre, weight, softness and lint level.
Can you supply wet and dry together?
Yes — a wet-plus-dry twin pack pairs a saturated wipe with a dry wipe in one sachet for a clean-then-dry routine.
What substrate options are available?
From soft spunlace to firmer nonwovens, in a range of weights. We tune fibre and gsm to your comfort and strength targets.