Low Cost Sanitary Napkin Making Video

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Napkins are manufactured in high cost machines only. The cost of the machine is about 75 lacs to 2.5 crores. These machines are generally run by multinational companies only. By seeing the napkins whiteness, people who are interested to make these napkins feel that the material used for napkin manufacture is cotton. They used viscose cloth to wrap the cotton. The cotton has a tendency to absorb the liquid, but is releases under slightest pressure or sqeeze,Due to this simple reason acceptability and salability became tougher which led to collapse of these industries. But on automated plant big companies are not using cotton instead they are using wood pulp. Wood pulp and non woven fabrics are generally procured in roll forms that can be processed on high cost machines only. The nature of the wood pulp is that it will absorb and retain the liquid even under pressure .This would give a dry feel to the user. Thus users are satisfied. Now by this just Rs.75000 worth new invention mini sanitary napkin unit that runs on simple technology can be process the wood pulp and the non woven fabric , and even a rural women can manufacture superior saleable napkins at a fraction of cost compared to big company manufacturing units. Tangible benefits: The average income of women became Rs. 2000-3500/month. Generally in rural areas cloth is being used during the menstrual periods. Due to this unhygienic method used by rural women lead to fungal infection and may sometime worsen to uterus

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9 Responses to “Low Cost Sanitary Napkin Making Video”

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  2. MenstrualCupInfo July 31, 2010 at 4:22 pm # Reply

    @arrriadna — Not to mention, most sanitary pads and tampons ARE NOT required to be sterilised. People just assume they are.

  3. astrangeone July 31, 2010 at 4:55 pm # Reply

    Ha. Cloth pads/napkins are acceptable. This pollutes the environment and makes more problems that it solves.

    Maybe hotter water and more education about the care of cloth pads is needed.

  4. jayaashreeindustries July 31, 2010 at 5:10 pm # Reply

    the napkins made on the machines finaly sterelised on a Ultra vilot Unit 

  5. arrriadna July 31, 2010 at 5:51 pm # Reply

    It would have been beter to have a machine to sterilise those. I mean, no offence, i’d rather use cheap, yellowed sanitary napkins than non-sterelised ones!

  6. ayya11790 July 31, 2010 at 6:47 pm # Reply

    I wish you would use some nice Indian music.

  7. tilkeshjathan July 31, 2010 at 7:04 pm # Reply

    Who will take care of the hygiene around????

  8. msharmamanju July 31, 2010 at 8:04 pm # Reply

    it is good and easy to learn.from u get the wood pulp

  9. msharmamanju July 31, 2010 at 8:15 pm # Reply

    very good easy to understand

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