Sanitary Napkins & Vending Machines
Compare napkin types, vending machines and incinerators for schools, offices and factories, and get supplier quotes for bulk orders.
Tell us what you need. Our team finds suppliers, checks availability and gets you quotes, usually within one working day.
What your quote should include
- Exact make, model and specifications offered
- Unit price and GST
- Delivery charges and time to your location
- Installation, if needed
- Warranty and after-sales service
How it works
- Share your requirement: quantity, specifications and delivery location.
- Our team finds suppliers and checks availability.
- You receive quotes and decide. There's no obligation to buy.
Buying guide
Types
- Cotton or cellulose pad napkins — standard disposable pads in regular and extra-long sizes.
- Biodegradable or oxo-biodegradable napkins — made with materials intended to break down faster after disposal.
- Reusable cloth pads — washable pads sometimes distributed by NGOs and schools.
- Coin-operated or free-vend machines — wall-mounted units for school, college and office washrooms.
- Napkin incinerators — small electric units that burn used napkins in the washroom.
- Disposal bins and bags — covered bins and bags for safe napkin disposal.
What to check before buying
- BIS certification for sanitary napkins; IS 5405 is the Indian standard.
- Absorbency, length, wings and pack size matched to users.
- Material composition and whether it is free from fragrance additives or irritants.
- For vending machines: capacity in pads, coin or free-vend mode, wall or floor mounting and lock quality.
- For incinerators: burn capacity, power load, ash tray and a smoke-control design.
- Restocking, service support, warranty and a GST invoice.
Who buys them
Schools, colleges, offices, factories, hospitals, hostels, NGOs, housing societies and government offices.
Frequently asked questions
How many napkins should an institution stock?
Estimate by number of female users and average monthly use, and keep a buffer stock for a month or two. Ask suppliers about regular replenishment.
Where should vending machines be placed?
Place them inside or next to girls' and women's washrooms, where privacy is respected and the machine is easy to refill.
How should used napkins be disposed of?
Use covered bins with regular collection, or an incinerator where permitted by local rules.