Air-Laid Paper in Sanitary Pads: OEM Development

Air-laid paper is often used in sanitary pad structures because it can support softness, absorption and a stable core feel. For OEM buyers, it should be evaluated as part of the whole pad design, not as a single selling point.

For OEM and private label buyers, product specification is the language that connects brand positioning, sample approval, factory production and shipment inspection. A clear specification reduces misunderstandings and makes repeat orders easier to control.

Main benefits of air-laid paper

Air-laid paper can improve absorbent-core uniformity, softness and liquid handling when matched with the right topsheet, SAP and backsheet.

• Soft and smooth structure for comfort positioning.
• Good liquid distribution inside the pad.
• Stable thickness and product appearance.
• Useful for daily, overnight or premium SKUs depending on design.

How to compare samples

Compare absorption speed, rewet, thickness, bending feel and surface dryness. A material that looks premium must also meet performance targets.

Cost and positioning

Air-laid structures can support mid-range or premium private label products. The right choice depends on target retail price, absorbency level and consumer promise.

Related OEM Resources

For a complete sourcing brief, review the private label sanitary pads page, the disposable menstrual pants manufacturer page, the custom sanitary pad packaging guide and the FAQ. These pages help your purchasing team align product structure, packaging and order requirements.

FAQ for Product Specification Buyers

Is air-laid paper the same as SAP?

No. Air-laid paper is a structural absorbent material, while SAP is a super absorbent polymer used to lock liquid.

Can air-laid paper be used in overnight pads?

Yes, if the core structure and SAP level are designed for night or heavy-flow use.

What should buyers specify?

Specify length, thickness target, absorbency, rewet, topsheet and packaging format.

Need product specification support? Send your target length, topsheet, absorbency, packaging count, order quantity and destination market to Nafei. The team can recommend an OEM or ODM route for air-laid and core materials projects.