Black microfibre cloth, 30 x 40 cm, 320 gr (double-sided terry)

Black microfibre cloth 30x40: higher weight, better results

A cleaning cloth is not just any old consumable. What’s more, if the weight is low, it becomes saturated quickly and you have to go over the surface again. That’s why the 320 g/m² black microfibre cloth is designed for those seeking real performance in professional cleaning. Consequently, it cleans with fewer passes and leaves a more uniform finish.

Its double-loop design offers a practical advantage: you can use both sides in the same way. Consequently, you get more out of the cloth during each shift.

What sets it apart from a cheap cloth

The key lies in the density and the weave. Furthermore, the loop structure improves dirt pick-up. Consequently, this black microfibre cloth performs better on light grease, dust and everyday grime.

• 320 g/m²: more body and greater absorbency, ideal for intensive use.
• Double-sided terry: equally effective on both sides, fewer cloth changes.
• Better finish: helps reduce marks on washable surfaces.
• Greater durability: withstands continuous use better than thin cloths.

Where to use the black microfibre cloth

This 30x40 cm size is very practical. Furthermore, the black colour helps to hide visible stains whilst working, making it useful for tasks where the cloth gets dirty quickly. Consequently, it is widely used in the automotive and maintenance sectors.

• Kitchen: worktops, cabinet fronts, washable surfaces.
• Bathroom: sinks, tiles and high-traffic areas.
• Vehicles: interiors, plastics and dusty areas.
• Maintenance: furniture, contact surfaces, general cleaning.

Technical specifications

• Size: 30x40 cm
• Weight: 320 g/m²
• Fabric: same terry on both sides
• Composition: 80% polyester, 20% polyamide
• Colour: black

Expert tip (to make it last longer)

First, sort the cloths by use. Next, avoid fabric softener, as it reduces absorbency. Also, air-dry to preserve the terry. This will help maintain performance for longer.

Internal link: See cleaning cloths and microfibre

External link: What is microfibre?