Genie Incinerator Machine
Safe disposal. Zero waste. Sustainable dignity for every woman.
A Genie Sanitary Pad Incinerator is a hygienic, eco-friendly disposal solution that burns used sanitary pads at high temperatures, reducing them to sterile ash within minutes. Designed for schools, offices, hostels, hospitals, and communities, these compact machines ensure safe disposal, prevent infections, and protect the environment from plastic waste.
Why Choose Genie Incinerators?
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Eco-Friendly: Reduces pads to less than 5% sterile ash.
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Hygienic: Prevents foul smell, infections, and landfill waste.
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Compact Design: Suitable for small washrooms to large institutions.
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Safe & Efficient: Odour-free, smokeless combustion.
Key Features:
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Capacity: Options from 10–200 pads per day.
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Disposal: Reduces pads to ash in 3–5 minutes.
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Temperature: 800°C+ high-temperature incineration.
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Power: Electricity operated, energy efficient.
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Design: Wall-mounted/standalone compact models available.
Who Can Benefit?
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Schools & Colleges: Encourage hygienic disposal among young girls.
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Workplaces: Provide employees with clean, safe disposal options.
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Hospitals & Hostels: Handle high volume of disposal efficiently.
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Public Toilets: Maintain cleanliness and prevent waste build-up.
Why It Matters:
Conventional pads contain up to 90% plastic and take 500–800 years to decompose. Genie Incinerators offer a sustainable way to close the loop, ensuring menstrual products are not just accessible but also disposed of responsibly.
FAQ:
Q1. What is a sanitary pad incinerator machine?
It’s a disposal machine that burns used sanitary pads into sterile ash in a safe, eco-friendly manner.
Q2. Why are incinerators important for sanitary waste management?
They reduce waste, prevent infections, stop blockages in toilets, and eliminate foul smell.
Q3. Where can sanitary pad incinerators be installed?
In schools, colleges, offices, hospitals, hostels, and public toilets.
Q4. Are Genie Incinerators eco-friendly?
Yes, they use high-temperature smokeless combustion and leave behind less than 5% ash residue.