Sanitary Pad Wing Tab and Release Paper Review for Private Label Samples
2026-07-31

Wing tabs and release paper look small, but they affect how the pad is handled, packed and approved. Buyers usually notice them only when a sample feels awkward to open or place. This guide keeps the review focused on structure and approval records rather than on a loose impression.
Check the Wing Shape First
The wing shape should be reviewed together with the pad length and fold position. If the wing sits too far out or too close to the center, the buyer may need to ask for a revised sample. A wing that matches the overall structure usually makes the product easier to place and pack.
Inspect the Release Paper Layout
Release paper should be centered, easy to separate and aligned with the adhesive area that it protects. Buyers should check whether the central strip and wing strips follow the same logic. A neat release-paper layout also helps the product look more controlled during sample review.
Keep the Sample Code With the Layout
The sample record should show which wing-tab version and which release-paper version were approved. This makes later revisions easier to compare. A factory can only follow a buyer's expectation clearly when the approved record includes the exact layout version, not only a general sentence.
Connect the Detail to the Product Page
If the buyer approves a wing-tab or release-paper direction, the public product page should use the same wording. That keeps the sample, the artwork and the product page aligned. A mismatch often creates more work later than the original detail itself.
Buyer Review Table
| Review Item | What to Confirm | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Wing shape | Placement and proportion | Supports handling and folding |
| Release paper | Centering and separation | Controls adhesive coverage |
| Sample code | Version and date | Makes revision tracking easier |
| Product page | Same wording as sample | Keeps public text aligned |
OEM Buyer FAQ
Is wing size a visual issue only?
No. Wing size also changes sample handling, folding and packing logic.
Should release paper be checked with the pad or separately?
It should be checked with the pad so the layout and separation method stay consistent.
What should be saved for repeat orders?
Save the wing-tab version, release-paper version and approval date.
Related Nafei Pages
Compare this note with the sanitary pad category, the 245mm day pad page and the product overview.
Send Your RFQ
For private label sanitary pad, disposable menstrual pants or disposable underwear projects, contact Li Genyuan at Nafei. WhatsApp: +86 13508489525. Email: ligenyuan901@gmail.com. You can also use the Nafei contact page.
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