Hygiene Stations

Single, Double, and Triple Lane Hygiene Stations

This multi-purpose sanitation machine features an array of options, some included in every model and others exclusive to the all-in-one hygiene station version. In every model, the operator steps onto the machine where an electrical sensor activates the rotation of the brushes and a light illuminates the inside chamber to sanitize their hands.

Upon the simultaneous insertion of both hands inside the chamber, a pump activates, spraying the chosen hand sanitizer onto the personnel’s hands. Once the hands are sanitized, the turnstile at the end of the machine unlocks, allowing the personnel to pass through while walking over the sole scrubbing disinfection brushes.

Upon leaving the production area, the operator steps back onto the machine and a sensor mounted on the handrail unlocks the turnstile and initiates the rotation of the brushes, facilitating their walk over them. All processes within the machine are managed by a controller that allows the adjustment of parameters such as brush rotation time, hand disinfection time, and how long the turnstile stays open. Facilities can alter the processes for increased sanitization and optimum user efficiency.

The range comes in three different footwear cleaning options. It has a set of dedicated sole cleaning brushes, or a set of dedicated shoe cleaning brushes with the addition of either 3” high brushes for cleaning the sides of the footwear, or 12” high brushes for cleaning the sides of full boots.

All-In-One Hygiene Station

The all-in-one hygiene station of this type of machine offers additional features. It includes a first chamber where water and the customer's chosen chemical is sprayed from an adjacent mounted spray bar. The simultaneous insertion of both hands inside this first chamber not only initiates a pump that sprays soap onto the hands, but also allows the personnel to agitate the soap. After a brief delay, water is sprayed onto the hands, enabling the soap to be rinsed off.

For drying, the operator uses the built-in automatic Dyson Airblade™ hands-in dryer. Subsequently, the operator moves to the second chamber where their chosen sanitizer solution is sprayed onto their hands. The controller also allows for adjustment of additional parameters such as hand wash time.

Whether you choose the version with the all-in-one hygiene station or with essential hand and footwear cleaning, these machines ensure the highest level of hygiene standards for personnel in the food industry and production environment.

Hygiene Entrance System

The HC/XXLWV300 is designed to enable simultaneous entry for two people into the food production or processing room and combines the functions of hand washing, hand drying and hand sand sole sanitation upon entering the plant by two dedicated entrance lanes.

The operator steps up on to either of the two entrance lanes on the machine where a sensor detects their presence and illuminates the light in the hand sanitation chamber and then initiates the rotation of the brushes.

The simultaneous insertion of both hands inside the first chamber activates a pump, which sprays the chosen soap onto the operator’s hands allowing the user to rub their hands together to agitate the soap. After a short delay water is then sprayed on to the operators’ hands, allowing them to rinse off the soap. The operator then dries their hands within the automatic Dyson™ Airblade that is mounted on the machine.

The operator then moves to the second set of chambers where the hands are inserted and the chosen sanitizer solution is sprayed on to their hands. While the operator is sanitizing their hands, they also pass over two horizontally mounted brushes which cleans the soles of their footwear.

As soon as the hand sanitation cycle is completed the turnstile will unlock and allow the person to pass through the hygiene station into the production area. As they pass through the turnstile, three vertically mounted brushes clean the sides of the operator’s footwear.

Upon leaving the production area, the operator steps on to the dedicated exit lane of the hygiene station where a sensor detects their presence and unlocks the turnstile allowing them to leave the production or high care area.

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Safety Features

Our range of hygiene and sanitation stations are designed with safety in mind. An emergency stop push button is mounted on the machine's column to cut its operation within an emergency situation, and a reset push-button is installed to ensure that the machine is safe to start.

The steps on each are non-slip stainless steel and handrails are mounted on either the left or right side of the machine for the operator to steady themselves on while walking over the sole washer machine.

Sanitary Design

As with all our equipment our range of Hygiene stations are built using hygienic principles in mind, the brushes can be easily removed without the use of tools by simply lifting the stainless steel cover and sliding it off the motor cam.

The construction of the machine is manufactured from 304 grade stainless steel, surfaces are radiused, so water drains easily form the frame.

The chemical is stored within the compartment of the machine.

Chossing a chemical or sanitizer

CM Process Solutions does not specify chemicals for our range of boot washers, sole washers or hygiene stations, nor unlike some of our competitors does our warranty obligate you to buy chemicals from us in order to receive spare parts or technical support.

We understand that each application is unique, and we fully believe that there is no one who understands your needs better than you, the customer and your current chemical supplier.