Kimberly-Clark is a global leader in essential hygiene and safety products, manufacturing trusted brands for consumers and businesses, including dispensers, paper products, and medical devices.
Kimberly-Clark is a multinational corporation dedicated to leading the world in essentials for a better life. With operations in more than 175 countries, the company produces some of the most recognized global brands, including Kleenex, Scott, Huggies, Kotex, and Depend. Beyond consumer goods, Kimberly-Clark Professional provides hygiene, safety, and productivity solutions for the workplace, ranging from restroom dispensers and industrial wipers to personal protective equipment (PPE).
For businesses and facilities, Kimberly-Clark specializes in high-quality systems for hand hygiene, surface wiping, and restroom maintenance. Their product line includes the popular Aquarius and Sanitouch dispensers, Scott Essential paper systems, and MIC-KEY medical feeding devices. The company focuses on sustainability and innovation to create healthier, safer, and more productive environments.
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Many dispensers have a hidden push-button feature. Check the top or bottom of the unit for a latch or button. Some models allow you to convert the lock to a push-button mode by removing the locking mechanism inside if previously configured.
Replacement keys for Kimberly-Clark Professional dispensers are typically available through commercial janitorial supply distributors or by contacting Kimberly-Clark Professional customer support specifically.
Installation of medical devices like the MIC-KEY feeding tube requires professional medical training. Refer to the specific user manual for endoscopic or fluoroscopic placement directions, and ensure the stoma is measured properly before insertion.
For ADA compliance in the U.S., dispensers should generally be mounted with the dispensing mechanism no higher than 48 inches from the floor. Always check local regulations and the specific installation guide for your model.