Wypall 05820 L30 Dry Wipes Center Pull 300 Sheets

Product Description

The WYPALL 05820 is a dry, disposable wipe designed for general-purpose cleaning in industrial, commercial, and trade environments. Packaged in a center pull bucket/canister, each container holds 300 sheets of white, unscented wipe material rated as WYPALL L30. The center pull dispensing format reduces waste and allows single-hand sheet retrieval, which is practical during active service work. These wipes are well suited for wiping down surfaces, tools, and equipment without introducing moisture or chemical residue. The 05820 ships in a pack quantity of 2 canisters.

These wipes are used across a wide range of trade applications including HVAC service, plumbing, electrical work, and general mechanical maintenance. The dry, unscented format makes them appropriate for use in occupied spaces and around sensitive components. The center pull canister sits securely on a work surface or can be mounted for fixed-point dispensing. Each canister provides 245 feet of wipe material across 300 sheets, supporting extended use on larger jobs or high-volume service calls.

Key Features

• Dry wipe format — no moisture or chemical residue introduced to work surfaces
• Center pull canister dispenses one sheet at a time, reducing waste
• 300 sheets per canister, 245 feet of total roll length
• Unscented and white — suitable for occupied spaces and surface inspection
• Disposable construction — no laundering or reuse required
• Forest Stewardship Council Certified and Green Seal recognized

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard center pull bucket and canister dispensers compatible with WYPALL L30 format rolls. Suitable for general-purpose cleaning tasks across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service trades.

Installation Notes

No installation is required for consumable wipe products. Place the canister on a stable work surface or fit the roll into a compatible center pull dispenser mount. When using wipes near electrical panels, energized components, or open gas lines, ensure all appropriate lockout/tagout and shutoff procedures are followed before beginning service work. Dispose of used wipes in accordance with local waste regulations, particularly when wipes have contacted refrigerants, oils, or other regulated materials.