This collection covers commercial menstrual care dispensers for public restrooms in schools, offices, healthcare buildings, government facilities, and venues. Our SD-series units are manufactured in the USA, vend free, and run on standard refills you can buy anywhere.
Every unit we make is wall-mounted, mechanical, and keyed. No power, plumbing, or batteries are required on any model.
Traffic sets the model. A single-stall office restroom and a 2,000-student high school need different capacities, and the wrong size shows up either as empty channels by midweek or as capacity nobody uses.
Free-vend units release one product at a time at no charge to the user. Our SD5000, SD8000, SD9000, and SD9500 all work this way, with a keyed cabinet lock and no coin mechanism, sensors, or batteries.
Taking the coin mechanism out removes the part that jams, the coins someone has to collect, and the reason a user leaves the stall empty-handed. It also lines up with the state laws now requiring free access in school restrooms.
Our breakdown of free-vend and coin-operated models covers the operating math in more detail.
Every dispenser we manufacture accepts standard refills, so you can buy tampons and pads on price and availability without a single-vendor refill contract.
Format governs fit. Vending-tube tampons load into the SD5000, SD7000, SD8000, and SD9000. Retail-style tampons load into the SD4000. Pads load as a No. 4 box.
Plan refill volume against dispenser capacity. A restroom running the SD9000 holds roughly twice what an SD5000 does, which changes the restock rotation and the case count you order against it.
We manufacture the SD-series and the TS7100 in the USA in 20 and 22 gauge steel. For agencies and institutions buying under domestic sourcing rules, that keeps our dispensers inside the specification.
Our post on the Buy American Act explains how those requirements reach restroom product purchases. Send us a solicitation and we will confirm which models fit its sourcing language.
The SD9000 holds 50 tampons and 26 pads, sized for stadiums, campuses, and other high-traffic restrooms. The SD9500 runs two side-by-side channels in a cabinet under four inches deep, which suits narrow stall walls and partition mounting.
The SD5000 holds 25 tampons and 12 pads in stainless steel. The SD5000-PO is a locking pad-only unit sized for school restrooms.
The compact SD7000 holds 17 tampons and 8 pads and can also sit on a counter. The SD2000 is a pad-only wall unit, and the SD4000 holds roughly 80 retail-style tampons on a gravity-fed channel.
The SD7000-PF and the TS7100 ship pre-filled, so a unit goes into service without a first fill.
Alongside our own units, this collection carries no-touch and vendor-style dispensers manufactured by Hospeco and Tampax that we distribute.
All SD-series units mount to a wall or partition using pre-drilled holes and the supplied hardware.
Accessibility depends on how the unit is installed. The 2010 ADA Standards place operable parts within a 15 to 48 inch reach range above the finished floor and require one-handed operation without tight grasping or wrist twisting. Our dispensers are designed to support compliance when mounted to those requirements.
Dimensions and spec sheets sit on each product page. Our ADA specification guide sets out the governing code sections with CAD and Revit downloads, and full submittal files are available on our specifications page.
Order any model on this page directly, or send us a restroom count and a layout and we will put together a quote with refill volumes included.
If you are replacing coin units or fitting out a new build, tell us the mounting surface and the traffic level and we will shortlist the models that fit. Pairing a dispenser with a disposal receptacle and courtesy bags in the same order keeps the stall specified as one package.
Every dispenser we manufacture is free-vend or non-vended, with no coin mechanism on any unit. The vendor-style units we distribute in this collection can be ordered with a free, 10-cent, or 25-cent mechanism if a facility wants to offset product cost.
No. Our SD-series units are non-proprietary, so you can stock compatible tampons and pads from any supplier. Confirm the refill format against the dispenser spec sheet before switching products, since format is what determines fit.
Compliance is a property of the finished installation, since it depends on mounting height, clear floor space, and approach. Our units are designed to support compliance with the 2010 ADA Standards when installed to those requirements. Send us a restroom layout and we will confirm which models fit the reach ranges you are working to.
Our SD-series dispensers and the TS7100 are manufactured by us in the USA in 20 and 22 gauge steel. The Evogen, Gards, Dual No. 1, Comfort Plus, and Tampax units in this collection are manufactured by their respective brands and distributed by us.
Dimensions and spec sheets are published on each product page. CAD and Revit files are available through our specifications page, and you can request a full submittal package for a specific model number through the quick access form on the site.
This collection covers commercial menstrual care dispensers for public restrooms in schools, offices, healthcare buildings, government facilities, and venues. Our SD-series units are manufactured in the USA, vend free, and run on standard refills you can buy anywhere.
Every unit we make is wall-mounted, mechanical, and keyed. No power, plumbing, or batteries are required on any model.
Traffic sets the model. A single-stall office restroom and a 2,000-student high school need different capacities, and the wrong size shows up either as empty channels by midweek or as capacity nobody uses.
Free-vend units release one product at a time at no charge to the user. Our SD5000, SD8000, SD9000, and SD9500 all work this way, with a keyed cabinet lock and no coin mechanism, sensors, or batteries.
Taking the coin mechanism out removes the part that jams, the coins someone has to collect, and the reason a user leaves the stall empty-handed. It also lines up with the state laws now requiring free access in school restrooms.
Our breakdown of free-vend and coin-operated models covers the operating math in more detail.
Every dispenser we manufacture accepts standard refills, so you can buy tampons and pads on price and availability without a single-vendor refill contract.
Format governs fit. Vending-tube tampons load into the SD5000, SD7000, SD8000, and SD9000. Retail-style tampons load into the SD4000. Pads load as a No. 4 box.
Plan refill volume against dispenser capacity. A restroom running the SD9000 holds roughly twice what an SD5000 does, which changes the restock rotation and the case count you order against it.
We manufacture the SD-series and the TS7100 in the USA in 20 and 22 gauge steel. For agencies and institutions buying under domestic sourcing rules, that keeps our dispensers inside the specification.
Our post on the Buy American Act explains how those requirements reach restroom product purchases. Send us a solicitation and we will confirm which models fit its sourcing language.
The SD9000 holds 50 tampons and 26 pads, sized for stadiums, campuses, and other high-traffic restrooms. The SD9500 runs two side-by-side channels in a cabinet under four inches deep, which suits narrow stall walls and partition mounting.
The SD5000 holds 25 tampons and 12 pads in stainless steel. The SD5000-PO is a locking pad-only unit sized for school restrooms.
The compact SD7000 holds 17 tampons and 8 pads and can also sit on a counter. The SD2000 is a pad-only wall unit, and the SD4000 holds roughly 80 retail-style tampons on a gravity-fed channel.
The SD7000-PF and the TS7100 ship pre-filled, so a unit goes into service without a first fill.
Alongside our own units, this collection carries no-touch and vendor-style dispensers manufactured by Hospeco and Tampax that we distribute.
All SD-series units mount to a wall or partition using pre-drilled holes and the supplied hardware.
Accessibility depends on how the unit is installed. The 2010 ADA Standards place operable parts within a 15 to 48 inch reach range above the finished floor and require one-handed operation without tight grasping or wrist twisting. Our dispensers are designed to support compliance when mounted to those requirements.
Dimensions and spec sheets sit on each product page. Our ADA specification guide sets out the governing code sections with CAD and Revit downloads, and full submittal files are available on our specifications page.
Order any model on this page directly, or send us a restroom count and a layout and we will put together a quote with refill volumes included.
If you are replacing coin units or fitting out a new build, tell us the mounting surface and the traffic level and we will shortlist the models that fit. Pairing a dispenser with a disposal receptacle and courtesy bags in the same order keeps the stall specified as one package.
Every dispenser we manufacture is free-vend or non-vended, with no coin mechanism on any unit. The vendor-style units we distribute in this collection can be ordered with a free, 10-cent, or 25-cent mechanism if a facility wants to offset product cost.
No. Our SD-series units are non-proprietary, so you can stock compatible tampons and pads from any supplier. Confirm the refill format against the dispenser spec sheet before switching products, since format is what determines fit.
Compliance is a property of the finished installation, since it depends on mounting height, clear floor space, and approach. Our units are designed to support compliance with the 2010 ADA Standards when installed to those requirements. Send us a restroom layout and we will confirm which models fit the reach ranges you are working to.
Our SD-series dispensers and the TS7100 are manufactured by us in the USA in 20 and 22 gauge steel. The Evogen, Gards, Dual No. 1, Comfort Plus, and Tampax units in this collection are manufactured by their respective brands and distributed by us.
Dimensions and spec sheets are published on each product page. CAD and Revit files are available through our specifications page, and you can request a full submittal package for a specific model number through the quick access form on the site.
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