Dachang pitches wet tissue machinery at INDEX Geneva 2026

Dachang Paper Machinery used INDEX Geneva 2026 to showcase its wet tissue equipment to global buyers, highlighting automation, customization and lower operating costs. The company says the Geneva debut reinforces its position as a leading exporter as hygiene manufacturers look for faster and more flexible production lines. Why it matters: - Wet tissue and hygiene makers are under pressure to raise output, cut labor needs and reduce material waste. - Dachang Paper Machinery is positioning its systems as a way to improve production speed, stability and long-term operating costs. - The company’s pitch at INDEX Geneva 2026 targeted international buyers looking for equipment that can support multiple product categories and factory layouts. What happened: - Dachang Paper Machinery presented live equipment demonstrations at INDEX Geneva 2026, the nonwovens trade show in Geneva. - Visitors praised the cutting precision, structural stability and smart control interfaces during the event. - A procurement director from a leading French personal care brand said seeing the machine run at maximum capacity was “a game-changer for our European production lines.” - The company described itself as a global leading wet tissue machine exporter from China. The details: - Dachang Paper Machinery was founded in 1998. - The company says it was China’s first high-tech enterprise to integrate R&D, manufacturing and global sales of fully automatic wet wipes machinery. - The business operates a 7,000-square-meter manufacturing facility. - The factory uses more than 40 processing installations, including automated machining centers and CNC machinery. - Dachang Paper Machinery says it employs nearly 60 people and has an R&D and technical service team of more than 15 senior and intermediate mechanical engineers. - The company says it produces more than 150 machines and turnkey production lines a year. - Dachang Paper Machinery says it exports to more than 60 countries and regions. - The company says it has accumulated 59 national patents, and all of them have been commercialized in production machinery. - Its product range includes baby wipe production lines, portable wipe lines, single-sheet wet tissue machines, rewinding wipe systems and automatic lid-capping machines. - The company says it built China’s first fully automatic wet wipe forming and packaging machine. - Dachang Paper Machinery says it customizes equipment to match factory space, energy limits and product requirements. - The company’s applications include hygiene and infant care, medical and disinfection, and cosmetics and personal care. - The DCW-4500J Full-Automatic 12-Line Wet Wipes Folding Machine has an Auto-Splicing system for jumbo raw material rolls. - The machine runs at 400 to 450 cuts per minute. - The system can produce 8, 10 or 12 pieces per cut, depending on configuration. - It handles jumbo roll widths from 800mm to 1320mm and roll diameters up to 850mm. - It processes materials between 35g/m² and 80g/m². - Two jumbo roll shelves support automated splicing while the machine runs at full speed. - An automatic web guider is designed to keep transitions running without downtime. - The machine includes two 600-liter agitation tanks tied to a synchronized humidification and cutting system. - The production sequence covers unwinding, web guiding, splicing, slitting, corner pulling, vertical folding, humidification cutting, stacking and conveying. - Dachang Paper Machinery says its integrated supply chain and in-house CNC machining help control quality and limit third-party cost inflation. - The company says its machines are built to reduce maintenance, labor needs and raw material waste. - Dachang Paper Machinery positions itself as a one-stop provider that can support factory layout planning, downstream packaging integration and automatic lid applicators. - The company says its technical support team provides remote diagnostics, on-site service, replacement parts, software updates and mechanical troubleshooting worldwide. - The company directs buyers to more information on its official website. Between the lines: - The Geneva showcase was also a sales pitch to prove that Dachang’s automation claims translate into practical factory performance. - The emphasis on patents, splicing automation and low downtime suggests the company is competing on reliability as much as on raw speed. - The one-stop support message is aimed at lowering adoption friction for overseas buyers who may worry about installation and after-sales service. What’s next: - Dachang Paper Machinery is likely to use the INDEX Geneva exposure to expand inquiries from European and other international buyers. - The company says it will continue promoting customized production lines for specialized hygiene markets. - Further demand will hinge on whether buyers convert the booth attention into equipment orders and long-term service relationships. The bottom line: - Dachang Paper Machinery is betting that automation, customization and global support will make its wet tissue lines harder to ignore in a crowded international market.