Multifold paper towels for high-traffic dispensers — one towel at a time
Premium multifold paper towels engineered for one-at-a-time dispensing. PMF4000 case format: 16 packs × 250 sheets, 4,000 towels per case. ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified.
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Premium multifold paper towels engineered for one-at-a-time dispensing. PMF4000 case format: 16 packs × 250 sheets, 4,000 towels per case. ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified.
| Format | Multifold (interfolded) |
| Sheets per pack | 250 |
| Packs per case | 16 |
| Sheets per case | 4,000 |
| Code | PMF4000 |
| Colour | White |
| Certification | ISO 9001 + ISO 14001 |
| Material | Absorbent paper fibre |
The multifold format exists for one specific reason: controlled dispensing. Unlike roll towels (where users can grab as much as they want) or center-pull formats (where the next sheet has to be located and pulled), multifold towels interlock so that pulling one automatically presents the next. This single design choice cuts paper waste in public washrooms by an estimated 20–35% compared to free-pull alternatives — and that's before you factor in reduced refill labour from less aggressive consumption.
The PMF4000 case format (16 packs × 250 sheets = 4,000 towels per case) is the standard hospitality and corporate-grade multifold spec. A single case typically supplies a 100-person office for 1–2 weeks depending on traffic, or a busy restaurant front-of-house for 3–5 days. The case packaging is designed for clean stacking on storage shelves and quick refill access.
ISO 9001 certifies that the manufacturing process meets international quality management standards — consistent thickness, consistent absorbency, consistent fold integrity batch-to-batch. ISO 14001 covers environmental management systems — meaning the manufacturer has audited processes around waste, emissions, and resource use. For procurement teams targeting LEED points or running supplier scorecards, both certifications are typically required line items.
The decision tree is dispenser hardware. Multifold for compact wall-mount dispensers in public washrooms — best for controlled use and waste reduction. Hand Roll for kitchen prep areas, industrial workstations, and anywhere users need to grab a length of towel for a specific task. Most facilities run both: multifold in customer-facing washrooms, hand roll in kitchens and shop floors.