CCMPZ 330mm Disposable Pregnancy Pad Hot-air Nonwoven Topsheet with Back Sticker
product specification
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Material Specifications |
Size (mm) |
Weight(g) |
Absorption Capacity (ml) |
Packaging Specifications |
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Standard |
1.Dust-free paper+Absorbent paper 4.PE wrapping film 5.Back sticker
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330 |
20 |
300 |
20pcs/pacakge |
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380 |
28 |
600 |
10pcs/pacakge |
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410 |
30 |
700 |
10pcs/pacakge |
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420 |
32 |
800 |
8pcs/pacakge |
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430 |
34 |
1000 |
8pcs/pacakge |
Structural Features
CCMPZ 330 is the short cut of the straight maternity family. A 330 mm body, PE wrapping film and one sticker strip. Its row in the size table reads 20 g and 300 ml, twenty pads to a bag. Buyers use it for light days late in the postpartum weeks and as the small pack in a two size offer.
Where liquid can leave the pad, and what answers it
Escape route |
Part that answers it |
How a buyer tests it |
Flow arrives faster than the core takes it |
Two tissue sheets and a pulp core with SAP |
Cut one pad open and ask how the tissue wraps are placed around the pulp |
Liquid reaches the edge |
The material list names no cuff and no wing |
Run a finger along the edge and ask whether a seal or a cuff is in the specification |
Pad slips during the day |
One back sticker strip |
Press on fabric, walk for a minute, then lift the pad |
Outer surface feels damp later |
Hot air nonwoven top sheet |
Press a dry tissue on a wetted pad after five minutes |
Pack arrives dented |
PE wrapping film |
Squeeze one sealed bag and check both seal ends |
Three ways this cut differs from the long one
1. The core is small, so the top sheet does the early work. At 20 g this pad takes fluid over a narrower area than the long cuts, and liquid has to pass down quickly. A buyer already running hot air nonwoven on another line can add this code without learning a new material set.
2. A short body is a compromise on cover, not on construction. Nothing is hidden at the back end, so a user on a heavy day changes more often or pairs two pads. Sell it as the light day item beside a long code and the complaint rate stays with the long cut.
3. Pack count is part of the specification. This row ships twenty pads to a bag while the two longest rows ship eight to ten, so a buyer building a trial pack keeps the shelf price down without changing the pad.
Four checks you can run in a morning
1. Take one pad from the top and one from the bottom of the same bag.
2. Lay a pad flat and run a steel rule along both ends.
3. Wet a pad, split it in half, and mark how far the wet area has travelled.
4. Squeeze a sealed bag by hand, then peel it open and study the seal.
This is not a night pad. Volume beyond its table row sits on the surface, and with no wing in the part list there is no side grip. A market that stocks one maternity size should carry the 410 mm code and use this one as the light day add on.
Rows in the size table start at 330 mm and stop at 430 mm. The shortest row carries the smallest pack, twenty pads to a bag, and it is the row quoted here, at 20 g and 300 ml.
Tell us the length and the pack count your market moves and we will quote the matching row. The long cut of the same family is shown on the CCMPZ 410 page.Upgraded Products
FAQ
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Q:Which size is CCMPZ 330?
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Q:Is it the same pad as CCMPZ 410 in a shorter length?
A:Same construction, shorter body and a smaller core. Weight and absorption drop with the length, so the two rows behave differently on a heavy day. -
Q:Does it work over night?
A:It is bought for light days and for the later postpartum weeks. For night flow take the 410 mm row of the same table. -
Q:What holds the pad in place?
A:The only fixing is one sticker strip, and nothing elastic is listed among the page materials. The pad needs a woven or closely fitting panty.







