Professional-grade white wipes for food and clean environments
The same tough K90 construction in white — preferred for food prep areas, clean zones, and anywhere a clean visual cue matters.
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The same tough K90 construction in white — preferred for food prep areas, clean zones, and anywhere a clean visual cue matters.
| Material | Heavy duty industrial wipe |
| Comparable | Like WypAll X80 |
| Colour | White |
| Quantity | 600 sheets per case · 12 × 13 inch |
If your operation needs heavy-duty wipe performance but white color, K90 White is the answer. Same engineering as our K90 Plus blue: high-strength fiber bonding, low-lint shedding, excellent absorbency. Comparable to WypAll X80 in performance, significantly cheaper in cost. The choice between K90 Plus (blue) and K90 (white) is purely about color preference for your industry.
White is the standard color for food production cleanrooms, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and lint-sensitive applications like glass cleaning, optical work, or surface preparation. White wipes signal 'clean work' visually — they're not for greasy mechanical jobs. In food production specifically, white is often required in ready-to-eat zones, allergen-controlled areas, and direct food-contact surface cleaning.
The defining feature of K90 (and WypAll X80) is the low-lint design. Cheap white wipes shed fibers everywhere — terrible for surface preparation, painting prep, optical cleaning, or food-contact surface sanitation. K90's fiber bonding holds the wipe together so it cleans without leaving particles behind. This is why labs, cleanrooms, and food plants pay extra for engineered wipes instead of using paper towels.
Same wipe, multiple critical applications. Pharmaceutical cleanrooms use them for equipment wipe-downs that can't tolerate lint contamination. Food production sanitation crews use them in ready-to-eat zones where blue wipes would visually contaminate (everything in those zones is white). Surface prep crews — auto body shops, industrial painting — use them for solvent wipe-downs before coating. Each industry needs the same engineered low-lint performance.