Sanitary napkin manufacturing machines are designed to automate the process of producing sanitary pads at a large scale. These machines generally consist of several parts that work together to produce the finished product.

Here is a general overview of how a typical sanitary napkin manufacturing machine works:

Raw material preparation: The first step in the process is to prepare the raw materials that will be used to make the sanitary pads. sanitary napkin manufacturing machine This typically involves cutting and shaping layers of absorbent materials, such as wood pulp, cotton, or synthetic fibers, and adding a top layer of nonwoven fabric to provide a soft and comfortable surface.

Core formation: The absorbent materials are then compressed and shaped into a core that will be the main component of the sanitary pad.

Top sheet formation: A layer of nonwoven fabric is added to the core to create the top sheet of the sanitary pad.

Bottom sheet formation: A layer of plastic film is added to the bottom of the pad to create a waterproof barrier.

Cutting and shaping: The completed pad is then cut and shaped into the desired size and shape. The edges may be sealed or shaped to prevent leaks and provide a comfortable fit.

Packaging: The finished pads are then packaged for distribution, typically in boxes or individual wrappers.

Throughout the process, the machine may use various sensors and controls to ensure that the materials are processed correctly and that the finished pads meet quality standards. Some machines may also incorporate automation and robotics to improve efficiency and reduce labor costs.