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WIPEX is delighted to share the highlights of our recent European Business Tour, which included participation in the 27th ISSA PULIRE exhibition in Italy from May 27th to 29th, followed by visits to Switzerland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
*WIPEX and Norway’s Laris have formed a strategic partnership to develop heavy‑duty industrial wipes. *The project began in November 2025 to meet needs for wipes that remove oil, paint, and dust and withstand outdoor use and cold Norwegian climates (freeze‑resistant). *Laris chose WIPEX for its expertise and product development capabilities; Laris’s CEO has extensive ties to China. *WIPEX’s R&D created INCI formulation No. 260122, combining effective solvents, humectants, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract and Tocopheryl Acetate to deliver strong cleaning with skin protection and low irritation. *The companies will continue development and testing ahead of market launch.
Stubborn oil stains represent more than just a cleaning nuisance; they are a direct line to operational inefficiency in heavy industrial environments. High-viscosity grease, dried sludge, and heavy lubricants create immediate safety hazards like slips, threaten critical machinery uptime, and risk co
In the high-stakes world of precision manufacturing, process engineers face a persistent conflict. You need a wiping material absorbent enough to remove aggressive solvents and spills, yet pure enough to leave absolutely no trace behind. This tension between absorption and cleanliness often forces a
In the high-stakes world of aviation maintenance, Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and microscopic contamination are not merely operational nuisances; they are critical safety threats. For decades, the industry relied on repurposed textiles like shop rags or generic cotton wastes for cleaning. However, a
The modern hospitality industry faces a persistent paradox: housekeeping teams must turn rooms over faster than ever, yet guests now demand clinical-grade cleanliness. This tension between speed and safety creates operational bottlenecks when relying on outdated tools. Traditional laundered rags, of
