With hygiene being more important than ever, the soap dispenser industry has seen significant improvements in touchless technology, durability, and design.
This guide covers the top soap dispenser manufacturers in 2026, highlighting what makes each company unique.
Interhasa |
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Interhasa is a family-owned soap dispenser maker founded in 1998 in Barcelona, Spain, with 25+ years in the industry.
- Manual and automatic dispensers for residential and commercial use
- Materials: stainless steel, reinforced plastics, antimicrobial coatings
- Touchless infrared sensors; popular in healthcare and restaurants
- Lines: TouchClean Series, EcoFill Collection, KidsCare Line
- Also makes hand sanitizer dispensers
Sloan |
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Sloan Valve Company (founded 1906, USA) makes soap dispensers and other commercial restroom products.
- Manual and touch-free automatic options for high-traffic sites
- ESD-series electronic dispensers with infrared sensors
- Finishes: chrome, brushed nickel, polished brass
- Mounting: wall-mounted, countertop, integrated sink systems
- Precise dosing to reduce soap waste
Stern Engineering |
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Stern Engineering (founded 1990) focuses on automatic, touchless soap dispensers for commercial bathrooms.
- Wall-mounted, countertop, and built-in models
- Key products: SternTap™, EcoFoam™, DualFlow™
- Refillable containers and energy-efficient designs
Bobrick |
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Bobrick (established 1906) makes soap dispensers and washroom accessories for commercial sites.
- Manual and automatic (infrared) options
- Popular series: B-2111 and B-2112 classic manual dispensers
- Stainless steel or durable ABS with antimicrobial protection; vandal-resistant
- Common in airports, schools, healthcare, offices, and restaurants
The Splash Lab |
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The Splash Lab (founded 2014, Salt Lake City, Utah; offices in the UK and Asia) builds premium commercial washroom solutions.
- Touch-free soap dispensers, faucets, hand dryers, and full washroom systems
- Focus on sustainability and precise dosing to cut waste
- Signature lines: Monolith Series, Basin Collection, Curio Line
- Works with architects and interior designers
Hylab |
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Hylab (founded 2008, headquarters in Singapore) makes dispensing solutions for commercial and residential markets.
- Automatic touchless, manual pump, foam systems, and wall-mounted commercial options
- Focus on durable materials, sensors, and pump mechanisms
- 2023 eco-friendly line using recycled plastics and biodegradable components
Leelongs |
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Leelongs makes functional, modern soap dispensers for kitchens, bathrooms, and public use — manual and automatic sensor models in ABS plastic and stainless steel.
- Touch-free infrared sensors with adjustable volume
- Wall-mounted automatic units (e.g. 600ML) and foaming options
- Manual ABS dispensers with key lock and anti-leak features
- Suits high-traffic and residential settings
Recommended Leelongs soap dispensers
- Automatic Bathroom Wall Soap Dispenser with Touch-Free Sensor – 600ML Capacity
- Sleek Black Soap Dispenser – Refined and Stylish
- Durable ABS Plastic Wall Mounted Soap Dispenser for Bathroom – 650ML Capacity
- Premium Automatic Hand Soap Dispenser with Touch-Free Infrared Sensor
- Manual Wall Hung Soap Dispenser – Sleek and Hygienic Solution
You can explore many more options directly on Leelongs’ Soap Dispenser page.
For sourcing or private-label programs, request a catalogue, samples, or a quote via the form on this page or Contacts.
Bradley Corp |
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Bradley Corporation (founded 1921, USA) makes commercial washroom soap dispensers, with plants in Wisconsin and Illinois and 500+ workers.
- Manual, automatic, and specialty models
- Touchless units used in healthcare and high-traffic restrooms
- Vandal-resistant builds and tamper-proof locks for schools and public sites
- Often paired with Bradley sinks, faucets, and hand dryers
Dolphy |
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Dolphy makes soap dispensers for hospitality and commercial use, with a focus on practical, reliable designs.
- Automatic (infrared), manual, and wall-mounted options
- Lines: foam, liquid, multi-purpose, and touchless dispensers
- Refillable containers and recycled materials on newer models
- Practical features: drip-free nozzles and easy-refill systems
Gamco |
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Gamco (founded in the 1980s, USA) specializes in commercial soap dispensers and washroom accessories for high-traffic sites.
- Manual and automatic options; known for stainless steel builds
- Used in offices, schools, hospitals, and public facilities across North America
- Features: easy refill, tamper-resistant locks, ADA-compliant designs, varied mounting
- Wide distribution plus technical support and replacement parts
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: How do I choose the right soap dispenser manufacturer for my facility?
A: Consider your specific needs including traffic volume, budget, aesthetic preferences, and maintenance capabilities. For high-traffic areas like hospitals or schools, focus on manufacturers that specialize in vandal-resistant designs. For premium commercial spaces, consider companies like Leelongs that offers sleek, modern designs.
Q: What’s the difference between manual and automatic soap dispensers?
A: Manual dispensers require users to press or pump to dispense soap, making them more cost-effective and reliable with fewer mechanical parts. Automatic dispensers use sensors for touchless operation, promoting better hygiene but requiring batteries or electrical connections and typically costing more upfront.
Q: How often do commercial soap dispensers need maintenance?
A: Most commercial dispensers require refilling every 2-4 weeks depending on usage. Basic maintenance like cleaning sensors and checking for clogs should be done weekly. Annual professional servicing is recommended for automatic models to ensure optimal sensor performance and prevent mechanical issues.
Q: Are touchless soap dispensers worth the extra cost?
A: Yes, especially in healthcare facilities, restaurants, and high-traffic public areas where hygiene is critical. While they cost 2-3 times more than manual dispensers initially, they reduce cross-contamination, often last longer due to less physical contact, and can reduce soap waste through precise dispensing.
Q: What capacity should I choose for my soap dispenser?
A: This depends on your facility’s traffic. Small offices can use 400-600ml dispensers, while high-traffic areas like airports or shopping centers should opt for 1000ml+ capacity models. Consider refill frequency convenience versus dispenser size when wall space is limited.
Q: Can I use any soap with these dispensers?
A: Not necessarily. Many manufacturers recommend specific soap viscosities and formulations for optimal performance. Foam dispensers require special foaming soaps, while some automatic dispensers may clog with thick or heavily fragranced soaps. Always check manufacturer specifications before purchasing soap.
Q: What maintenance do soap dispensers require?
A: Regular maintenance includes refilling soap, cleaning the exterior with mild disinfectants, and checking battery levels for automatic models. Monthly deep cleaning prevents soap buildup in nozzles. For high-use commercial settings, consider quarterly professional maintenance. Most manufacturers provide detailed maintenance guides and replacement parts.
