"SAPI BURN specializes in providing cutting-edge sanitary napkin incineration solutions, designed to meet the needs of various environments, from small offices to large educational institutions. Their commitment to promoting environmental health is evident in their product line-up, which includes models like the ABM Lilliput, ABM Hostel, and ABM 3.0 series, each tailored to handle different capacities and usage scenarios efficiently. The ABM Lilliput Napkin Destroyer is ideal for personal or small office use, with a capacity to safely dispose of up to 30 napkins per cycle. It is compact, making it easy to accommodate in restricted spaces, while still being powerful enough to ensure thorough incineration, thus maintaining hygiene and preventing waste buildup. For larger institutions such as hostels or universities, the ABM Hostel 1.0 offers an enhanced solution with the capability to destroy between 100 to 150 napkins per cycle. This model is designed to cope with higher demands, ensuring all sanitary waste is disposed of in an environmentally friendly and health-conscious manner. The ABM 2.0 Napkin Destroyer expands the capacity further, suitable for even larger facilities, capable of handling up to 300 napkins per cycle. This robust model supports the hygiene needs of busy environments, ensuring efficient management of sanitary waste with minimal environmental impact. At the pinnacle of their range, the ABM 3.0 series caters to the most demanding environments, such as hospitals or adult care facilities. This variant is capable of destroying not just napkins but also adult diapers, offering a versatile and comprehensive waste management solution. With a capacity to handle up to 500 items per cycle, it helps maintain high sanitary standards. SAPI BURN's products are all about combining functionality with environmental stewardship. Each model is built to conserve energy while providing maximum efficiency in waste management, thereby supporting global sustainability goals and promoting a cleaner, safer living environment. "