A sanitary napkin-making unit is a facility that produces disposable menstrual pads for women. The production process involves the use of raw materials such as wood pulp, non-woven fabric, adhesive, and release paper. The end product is a hygienic, comfortable and absorbent sanitary napkin that is designed to provide women with protection during their menstrual cycle.
Sanitary napkin-making machines can range from small, manually operated machines for low-volume production to fully automated, high-speed machines that can produce large quantities of pads. The cost of the machine will depend on the type, size, and level of automation, and can range from a few thousand to several hundred thousand dollars.