Medical Waste Incinerator

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• Heater Power      : 7.5 KVA Work in Three PhaseInsulation   
•  Multilayer Insulation Done with Combination of Bricks & Ceramic Fiber Insulating blanket to avoid any heat less
• Front Loading type 
• Portable/Movable type in Nature, which can easily place in small Corner of building.
• At a time : 50 kgDoor : 
• Fitted with Hinges & Handles for proper sealing to avoid heat lossPortable 
• Whole Unit is mounted on sturdy WheelsRotary Switches 
• To Start the machine MCB safetyDigital Control BoxDouble Wall

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 50 KG
• Delivery Time: 15 DAYS
• Packaging Details: STANDARD POLY PACK WITH CARTON BOX

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ABM ALL IN ONE INCINERATOR 

• Heater Power : 7.5 KVA Work in Three Phase

• Insulation : Multilayer Insulation Done with Combination

of Bricks & Ceramic Fiber Insulating blanket to avoid any heat less

• Front Loading type : Portable/Movable type in Nature, which can easy place in small corner of building
• At a time : 50 kg
• Door : Fitted with Hinges & Handles for proper sealing to avoid heat loss

• Portable : Whole Unit is mounted on sturdy Wheels
• Rotary Switches : To Start the machine MCB safety
• Digital Control Box
• Double Wall

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 1000 MACHINE PER MONTH
• Delivery Time: ON CUSTOMER REQUIREMENT
• Packaging Details: STANDARD POLY PACK WITH WOODEN PACKING

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With the valuable assistance of skilled team of professionals, we are engaged in offering an extensive range of high-quality Napkin Destroyer All in One.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 1000 MACHINE
• Delivery Time: 15 DAYS
• Packaging Details: STANDARD POLY PACK WITH CARTON BOX

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Heater Power : 4.5KW Work in Three Phase
Insulation : Multilayer Insulation Done with Combinationof Bricks & Ceramic Fiber Insulating blanket to avoid any heat less
Front Loading type : Portable/Movable type in Nature, which caneasily place in small Corner of building.
At a time : 50kg
Door : Fitted with Hinges & Handles for propersealing to avoid heat loss
Portable : Whole Unit is mounted on sturdy Wheels
MCB for safety
Digital Control Box
Double Wall
“Epoxy Powder coated” with 7 time process.
Heater of high power makes the temperature rise quickly andimproves the efficiency.
Big door open makes it convenient to load Waste.
Easy removing Ash Collecting tray ensures cleanliness.
Three stage computer programmed control of sensor, Thermostat andtimer gives long life for Heater and reduce the electricity bill.

Additional Information:

• Delivery Time: 15 days
• Packaging Details: Standard poly pack with wooden packing (if need wooden packing extra charge )

Product Details:

• Heater Power : 7.5 KVA Work in Three Phase
• Insulation : Multilayer Insulation Done with Combination
• of Bricks & Ceramic Fiber Insulating blanket to avoid any heat less
• Front Loading type : Portable/Movable type in Nature, which can PLACE IN CORNER
• At a time : 50 kg
• Door : Fitted with Hinges & Handles for proper
• sealing to avoid heat loss
• Portable : Whole Unit is mounted on sturdy Wheels
• MCB for safety
• Digital Control Box
• Double Wall
• “Epoxy Powder coated” with 7 time process.
• Heater of high power makes the temperature rise quickly and IMPROVE THE EFFICENCY
• Big door open makes it convenient to load used Napkins.
• Easy removing Ash Collecting tray ensures cleanliness.
• Three stage computer programmed control of sensor, Thermostat and timer gives long life for Heater and reduce the electricity bill.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 100 MACHINE
• Delivery Time: ON TIME DELIVERY
• Packaging Details: STANDARD POLY PACK WITH CARTON BOX

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Lack of facility & disposal systems in India and other social stigmas attached to menstruation, affects the menstrual waste disposal behavior of women in the country. Keeping in mind the above mentioned data of 12% of women using sanitary pads if we consider 12 pads per woman in a month there will be around 432 million soiled napkins which will have materials like wood pulp, cotton and plastic for disposal. Considering this data let us discuss some of the common methods used for disposing menstrual waste: 
1. Disposing in the open: the disposal of sanitary napkins depends on the location where women are disposing soiled napkins. Often their behavior differs when they are not at home; women tend to leave the soiled pads unwrapped in the corners or they throw the used pad in dustbins without wrapping them. 2. Flushing the soiled pads: as mentioned before the disposal habit changes according to the place; in public places, depending on the toilet type; for example when women are using flush toilets they try to flush the soiled napkins and if it doesn’t get flushed they may wrap it and throw it in the dustbins. Things in this context might be changing now but because of lack of information on disposal facilities women even today flush used napkins in the toilet. 3. Disposing in the dustbin/garbage: when at home urban women dispose their pads in the garbage; most of the times they wrap it and throw it but when not at home there is a tendency of throwing the pad without wrapping it, in the dustbin. 4. Burying the menstrual waste in a pit: Most rural women bury the menstrual waste in a pit; many would wash the used pad and then bury the same in a pit. In a pilot study of around 1000 women in West Bengal it was discovered that girls using pads in school carry the used ones home and around 78% of the women interviewed would bury them or dispose them along side ponds 5. Burning the menstrual waste: in the above mentioned study only 2% women burn the soiled napkins. The burning of used pads is prevalent in rural areas than in urban areas as women have to take care of the final disposal of pads there; whereas in urban areas women forget about the consequences of disposal after they have thrown it in the dustbin. 6. Using incinerators or special disposal dustbins: Many institutions and schools have started using incinerators or ‘feminine hygiene bins for proper disposal of napkins. These incinerators are a sigh of relief for the school going girls and working women. 

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Some examples of biomedical waste include used needles, bandages, medical tools, and dirty laundry. Other things that are considered biomedical waste
And also can dispose PPE kits in easy way to safe gaurd from covid 

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 1000
• Delivery Time: 7 DAYS FROM THE DATE ON ORDER
• Packaging Details: STANDARD POLY PACK WITH WOODEN PACKING (WOODEN PACKING CHARGE ETC