Microfiber Cloths

Microfiber Cloth Descriptions

#382 Silky Cloth

Silky
175 grams/m² Economy Silky Microfiber Cloths - #300
260 grams/m² Silky Weave Microfiber Cloths - #382
260 grams/m² Optical Quality Lab Microfiber Towel - #383

Our most popular tight weave cloth is ideal for small device screen cleaning. It is washable, reusable, long lasting and has low lint. Uses include: Cleaning small LCD displays, Industrial Critical Cleaning, Cameras/Camcorders, Cell Phones, Optical/Sun, Safety Glasses, LED Read-Outs/Gauges, CDs/DVDs, Promotional uses such as conferences and more! Many logo and size options available. Save on disposable products and cleaners by using these cloths! The larger #383 towel has nicely finished sewn edges and is individually packaged.

#360 Suede Cloth

Suede
Brushed Suede Microfiber Cloths - #360
Economy Suede Microfiber Cloths - #376

This specially conditioned (#360) low lint, brushed knit cloth is of the highest quality microfiber cloth. It holds onto dust particles and doesn't just push them around. This is our most versatile cloth. Uses include: Computer screens, TV Screens, Monitors, Camera Bodies/Accessories, Office/Lab Equipment, Game Machines, Personal Electronics, Glass Polishing, Industrial Critical Cleaning and more!

Diamond Weave
Diamond Weave Microfiber Cloths - #315

Very low lint. Excellent for screen cleaning, dusting and fingerprint removal. It is washable, reusable and long lasting. Uses include: LCD Screens, TV Screens, Glass Polishing, Industrial Critical Cleaning, Camera Bodies/Accessories, Office/Lab Equipment, Personal Electronics, Game Machines and more!

Chamois
Chamois Microfiber Cloths - #351

Ideal for cleaning plastic surfaces! This soft material will gently buff away smudges, fingerprints or streaks from glossy, hard and smooth surfaces. Uses include: Car Interior, Camera Bodies/Accessories, Office and Lab Equipment, Game Machines and more!

Bubble Looped
Bubble Looped Microfiber Cloths - #355

Excellent cleaning efficiency, this large looped cloth has the ability to grab and hold dirt and dust particles. Durable High Quality Cloth. Uses include: Cleaning of any type of Screen, Personal Hygiene, Surface Cleaning of any type, Glass/Mirrors and more...

Terry Looped
Large Looped Terry Microfiber Cloths - #365

Feels and looks like a very soft terry-cloth with a longer nap to deep clean in places like keyboards, equipment air vent areas, office areas or around the home. Uses include: Computer Keyboards, Desk Areas, Vent Areas, Office/Lab Equipment, Everyday Dusting/Cleaning, Automobile Washing/Polishing and more...

Checkered
Checkered Microfiber Cloths - #373

Wick up oily fingerprints from a screen surface. These cloths hold onto dust particles and don't just push them around. Uses include: Computer Screens - Desktop, Laptop, Tablet, TV Screens/Monitors, Camera Bodies/Accessories, Office/Lab Equipment, Game Machines, Personal Electronics, Glass Polishing, Industrial Critical Cleaning and more...

Microfiber Cloth Chart

Many of our cloths are purchased by the LCD manufacturing industry for
use in the critical production cleaning of LCD and plasma screens.

If you do not see what your looking for contact us.
We have many more microfiber cloth options available.

Caring for your Microfiber Cloths:

One of the advantages of microfiber cloth is that they can be washed and reused over and over literally hundreds of times.

Tips for Cleaning Microfiber:

• For non-critical cleaning, you can wash cloths with normal wash machine load just avoid washing with anything that might be linty. Also, do not use bleach or fabric softeners in the washer or dryer. Air drying is a safe bet ,but they can be safely dried at low heat in a clothes dryer.
• For more critical cleaning, wash the cloths separately either by hand or in a wash machine in warm water, adding a small amount of detergent. Do not use any bleach or fabric softener and rinse at least one extra time. Air dry or use a clothes dryer on low heat.

To sanitize A microfiber cloth may be boiled for 5-10 minutes to eliminate any bacteria that may form in the fibers.

History of Microfiber:

Microfiber was introduced in 1986 and is a variety of polyester that has extremely thin filaments. It is tough, resilient and can be manufactured to extremely fine tolerances, many times thinner than other synthetics. Microfiber has properties of strength, precision and sheerness as well as a phenomenal absorbency that gives rise to so many applications, including an amazing ability to clean and dry surfaces. Micro fiber (specifically polyester), as the sole constituent of cloth, would wear and shed fiber with use, so it is best utilized in combination with another material. It is this combination of materials which gives microfiber its unique characteristics. Most microfiber consists of a combination of Polyamide (Nylon), a synthetic material that is strong, elastic, and resistant to abrasion and chemicals and low in moisture absorbency.

When combined, these two materials result in a microfiber cloth with the advantages of both synthetics. Too much nylon will result in a cloth that will scratch fine or delicate surfaces, like coated optics or fine wood or paint finishes. Too little nylon and the cloth will not last or clean rough surfaces without rapid deterioration. It is this perfect combination of microfiber and nylon that give these cleaning cloths their special properties.

Each filament of this sub-miniature fiber, which is much thinner than a human hair, is split into many wedge shaped strands, multiplying the surface area of and the osmosis / wicking power of each filament. With the proper combination of materials and the splitting of the already super fine fibers, these unique microfiber cleaning materials are created. These fibers can be made into several types of cloths for different uses depending on how these fibers are knitted or woven together.

"Microfiber cloths pickup 97% of germs and bacteria" says Laura Dellutri, author of Speed Cleaning 101. Woman's day Magazine Oct.7 2008 issue. (p150)