Less is more: the new Hand towel rolls centrefeed coreless

Doing without for the sake of sustainability can also be easy. For example with the new coreless centrefeed rolls from Satino by WEPA.

Manufacturing more efficiently and conserving raw materials: these are also big issues for Satino by WEPA and are implemented in many ways – by using secondary raw materials such as recovered paper, by using environmentally certified virgin fibres, and by production processes that save on energy and water.

No waste, fast service

Satino by WEPA now takes a further step: from now on, and in addition to the existing range, there are also centerfeed rolls without a core. On the one hand, this resource-saving variant reduces the amount of waste because the empty cardboard tubes no longer have to be disposed of, and on the other hand, the tubeless roll is also service-friendly due to faster changing in the dispenser.

Safety and reliability in many variants

Centerfeed rolls coreless are available either in high-quality, FSC-certified virgin fibre (Satino Prestige) or in sustainable 100% recycled quality (Satino Comfort). Both are available in 1-ply or 2-ply and in different run lengths. The waffle embossing achieves improved softness and absorbency as well as a high quality appearance, and delivery is in a sturdy, recyclable cardboard box for safe transport and storage.

The ideal team: towel roll and dispenser

Centerfeed rolls are CF1 compatible and can thus be used in the Centerfeed towel roll dispenser Plus – the all-rounder among the Satino dispensers with a variable paper outlet: either with "tear-off teeth" for a larger quantity of tissues or with "single sheet dispensing" for maximum economy and hygiene.
 

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