Vending machines in Mexico City
Mexico City brings together corporate offices on Reforma, in Polanco and Santa Fe, the country’s largest university and major hospitals. Cash is still around, but cards and QR are growing fast in offices and on campus.
At a glance
- Currency
- MXN
- How people pay
- Debit and credit cards, QR wallets, and Cash
- Sales and support
- Our international team, with remote monitoring
Where machines work in Mexico City
These are the kinds of places where vending tends to work, not a list of Wendor installations.
- Reforma, Polanco and Santa Fe
- Corporate offices with long days and large teams.
- Ciudad Universitaria and other campuses
- Students and staff from morning to night.
- Hospitals
- On-call staff and families at any hour.
- Northern industrial units
- Plants and warehouses with shift work.
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Galaxy 22
Large-format 21.5-inch all-purpose model.
- 21.5″
- Portrait touchscreen
- 350+
- Products per fill
- 60
- Product varieties
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Orion 10 XL
Expanded all-purpose model with 500+ capacity.
- 500+
- Products per fill
- 40%
- More stock than Orion 10
- 60
- Product varieties
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Orion 10
All-purpose touch vending machine with 350+ capacity.
- 350+
- Products per fill
- 60
- Product varieties
- 10″
- Touchscreen
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Nova Elevator
Elevator delivery for fragile and premium products.
- 22″
- Touchscreen
- 350
- Products per fill (up to)
- 42
- Product varieties
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Frozone
Frozen-food and ice-cream vending solution.
- -25°C
- Deep-freeze storage
- 500
- Products per fill (up to)
- 37
- Slots (up to)
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Phoenix
High-speed beverage vending machine.
- 430+
- Cans and bottles
- 24
- Serpentine slots
- 21.5″
- Touchscreen
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Sanitary Pad Machine
Sanitary napkin vending with digital payments and stock alerts.
Solutions by site type
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Office Spaces
Employee convenience and cashless daily retail.
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Education
Student-first unattended retail deployments.
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Healthcare
Reliable self-service for care environments.
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Transportation Hubs
High-throughput programs for transit locations.
Running machines in Mexico City
- Earthquakes
- Machines are anchored to a wall or floor, as civil protection expects in a seismic city.
- Traffic
- Refill routes are grouped by area and timed outside rush hour.
- Labelling
- Products carry NOM-051 warning labels, and junk food cannot be sold in schools.
What a machine costs
We price every project on its specification, with delivery, installation and taxes shown line by line. The price guide explains what drives the cost.
FAQ
Vending in Mexico City: common questions
Do you supply vending machines in Mexico City?
Yes. Mexican projects are handled by our international team, with quotes in pesos.
Which payments should I accept?
Contactless cards and QR, plus a cash module where people still pay with coins.
What voltage do the machines use?
They are configured for 127 V and 60 Hz, the Mexican standard.
