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This file is generated from it and adds no independent claims or instructions.", "status": "publish", "wordpressPostId": 30013, "title": "Facial Tissue Supplier: How to Check Box Die-Cut Dust?", "slug": "facial-tissue-supplier-box-die-cut-dust", "canonicalHtml": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/facial-tissue-supplier-box-die-cut-dust/", "description": "Ask a facial tissue supplier to inspect carton die-cut debris at the box opening separately from tissue lint, using sealed boxes and a clean witness.", "language": "en-US", "author": { "name": "Tracy Zhang", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/tracy/" }, "publisher": { "name": "Weifang Sansheng Paper Co., Ltd.", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/" }, "dates": { "published": "2026-11-05T03:53:00Z", "modified": "2026-10-23T03:28:22Z" }, "directAnswer": "", "sections": [ { "id": "direct-answer", "heading": "Direct answer", "content": [ "Inspect a sealed facial tissue box before the first pull, then separate loose cardboard particles at the die-cut opening from fibers released by the tissue itself. Photograph the opening, collect debris on a clean contrasting witness, and compare with an approved box and the same tissue stack outside the box. Record the carton and tissue IDs independently so the corrective action reaches the right process." ] }, { "id": "inspect-the-opening-before-pulling", "heading": "Inspect the opening before pulling", "content": [ "Use unopened boxes from several cartons. Under fixed light, photograph the die-cut edge, perforated flap and any window film before touching a sheet. Note torn board fibers, loose chips and dust inside the aperture. A facial tissue supplier should retain the empty box after sampling so the converter can see the actual cut quality." ] }, { "id": "separate-board-debris-from-tissue-lint", "heading": "Separate board debris from tissue lint", "content": [ "The facial tissue supplier should pull the first few sheets over a clean dark or contrasting witness. Then repeat with the same tissue stack removed from a clean box or with a controlled sheet reference, keeping handling equal. Distinguish colored board specks and stiff chips from soft white tissue fibers. Do not assign origin from a single photograph if the materials look similar." ] }, { "id": "sample-beyond-one-showcase-box", "heading": "Sample beyond one showcase box", "content": [ "Inspect boxes from multiple cartons and line positions, including cases near the pallet edge if transport may matter. Record chip count or an agreed visual grade, location, first-pull appearance and whether a flap was removed. Box dust can be created during die cutting, folding or later handling; the record should show where it was first visible." ] }, { "id": "control-the-packaging-change", "heading": "Control the packaging change", "content": [ "Agree a signed opening-edge and first-sheet reference. Recheck when board grade, die condition, cutting setup, window film, folding or insertion changes. Treat a loose film edge separately from paperboard dust. If a buyer requires a hygiene or medical claim, request relevant product-specific evidence; this visual check does not establish it." ] }, { "id": "buyer-comparison-record", "heading": "Buyer comparison record", "content": [ "Check", "Record", "Buyer purpose", "Before pull", "Die-cut edge and flap", "Locate board debris", "Witness", "Collected particles and appearance", "Separate source", "Sample", "Boxes and cartons", "See variation", "Change", "Board, die and fold revision", "Prevent recurrence" ] }, { "id": "factory-evidence", "heading": "Sansheng product evidence and its limits", "content": [ "The linked Sansheng page identifies the relevant product or material context. The reused images are illustrative product-format references, not proof of the test, certification, shipment or performance discussed here. No identified Sansheng lot record was supplied for this article. Request an exact SKU sample and its supporting record before approving an order." ] }, { "id": "what-should-buyers-ask-the-facial-tissue-supplier", "heading": "What should buyers ask the facial tissue supplier?", "content": [ "Approved box dieline and cut-opening sample", "Box board and tissue SKU identification", "Sealed-box sampling and witness method", "Visual limit, photographs and change triggers", "Send the facial tissue supplier your intended use, destination and required acceptance decision.", "Facial Tissue Supplier: How to Compare Lint Test Results?", "Facial Tissue Wholesale: How Can Buyers Verify Sheet Count and Pack Weight at Inspection?", "2026 Checklist for a Boxed Facial Tissue Supplier: 10 Proof Tests Importers Use to Avoid Claims" ] }, { "id": "questions-buyers-also-ask", "heading": "Questions buyers also ask", "content": [ "No. Board coatings and tissue fibers can look similar; retain the box and particle.", "No. The die-cut opening must be checked on a sealed finished box.", "No. Record film adhesion and board debris separately." ] }, { "id": "sources-and-scope-notes", "heading": "Sources and scope notes", "content": [ "Sansheng facial tissue product page Supports: Identifies boxed facial tissue options. Limit: Does not supply a die-cut dust measurement.", "ISO 187:2022 Supports: Standard atmosphere for conditioning paper and board tests. Limit: Does not define a box-dust acceptance method.", "Source scope checked October 22, 2026. Illustrative images do not document a Sansheng test, certified SKU or customer order." ] }, { "id": "request-an-identified-sample-review", "heading": "Request an identified sample review", "content": [ "Send the facial tissue supplier your exact SKU, approved sample, buying destination and evidence requirement. The record can then be matched to the decision before a quote or release." ] } ], "images": [ { "role": "featured", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/ss-20261009-facial-tissue-supplier-sheet-handoff-featured.webp", "alt": "Private label facial tissue supplier sample: boxed tissues with one sheet drawn out", "caption": "Illustrative image: A boxed facial tissue opening is the inspection location.", "illustrative": true }, { "role": "body-1", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/box-tissue-manufacturer-first-sheet-pull-01-1.jpg", "alt": "Plain facial tissue box with a white sheet through its opening", "caption": "Illustrative image: The opening edge and first sheet should be documented before handling.", "illustrative": true }, { "role": "body-2", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/box-tissue-manufacturer-first-sheet-pull-03-1.jpg", "alt": "Three facial tissue boxes showing different sheet-pull positions", "caption": "Illustrative image: Several finished boxes support sampling across cartons.", "illustrative": true }, { "role": "body-3", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/ss-11-facial-tissue-oem-artwork-ownership-body-1.webp", "alt": "Facial tissue box and soft pack beside loose tissue sheets", "caption": "Illustrative image: Box blanks and a loose tissue stack help separate paperboard debris from tissue lint.", "illustrative": true } ], "sources": [], "sourceScopeNote": "", "conversion": { "heading": "", "nextStep": "", "label": "Send Your RFQ", "url": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/contact-tissue-paper-supplier/" }, "alternateFormats": { "json": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/ai-article-packages/facial-tissue-supplier-box-die-cut-dust.json", "markdown": "https://tissuepapersupplier.com/ai-article-packages/facial-tissue-supplier-box-die-cut-dust.md" } }