17-45GSM Strong Water Absorption Napkin Paper Made From Virgin Wood Pulp

Specification of Napkin Paper

100% Virgin Wood/Bamboo Pulp Napkin Paper

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Product Name	Napkin Paper
Material	100% Virgin Wood/Bamboo Pulp
GSM	17-45gsm
Size	>600mm in reel size. And customized size
Color	White Color,Bamboo Color
Ply	1-3 ply
MOQ	16-18 tons

Features of Napkin Paper

Softness – Napkin paper is produced to feel gentle against the skin, making it pleasant for wiping hands and face.

Absorbency – It can quickly soak up small spills, keeping dining areas clean and dry.

Convenience – Disposable napkins are ready to use and require no washing, saving time in busy households or restaurants.

Hygiene – Using a fresh napkin each time helps prevent the spread of germs during meals.

Variety – Napkin paper comes in different sizes, thickness levels, and colors to match both casual and formal dining occasions.
Napkin paper is therefore not just a dining accessory but also an important tool that improves comfort, cleanliness, and presentation in daily life.

Application of Napkin Paper

‌Napkins are essential for wiping lips and hands during meals, removing food residues like sauce or grease to keep diners clean and comfortable.
They can be used to cover food temporarily when dining outdoors, preventing dust, insects, or debris from falling onto dishes.
When eating messy foods like ribs or fried chicken, napkins act as a barrier between hands and food, reducing direct contact with oil.
They help clean small food crumbs off the dining table, especially after snacks or light meals, maintaining a tidy eating area.
Napkins can be folded into small pads to place under drink cups or bowls, preventing condensation or food stains from soaking into the tablecloth.

Q1: What is the difference between tissue paper and napkin paper?
A1: Tissue paper is usually thinner, softer, and often used for facial cleaning or wrapping, while napkin paper is sturdier, designed for wiping hands and mouth during meals.

Q2: What is tissue paper called?
A2: Tissue paper is commonly known as facial tissue, toilet tissue, or simply “tissue” depending on its use.

Q3: What is a paper napkin?
A3: A paper napkin is a disposable sheet of paper used at dining tables to clean hands, lips, or to protect clothing.

Q4: What's the difference between a napkin and a paper towel?
A4: A napkin is made for personal use during meals, while a paper towel is thicker, more absorbent, and intended for cleaning surfaces or spills.