Automatic Non-Contact Hygiene Cleaning Station Water Boots Shoe Sole Hand Washing Disinfection Washer Machine

The Automatic Non-Contact Hygiene Cleaning Station is designed to disinfect and clean boot soles and footwear without physical contact. It sprays and rinses footwear automatically to reduce contamination risk in industrial, food-processing, healthcare, laboratory and agricultural settings.

Yes. The unit uses sensors and automated spray/nozzle sequences so operators do not need to touch the machine or any surfaces during a cleaning cycle, minimizing cross-contamination.

Key wetted and structural parts are made from 304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance, with durable plastic components for housings and trim. The design supports frequent clean-in-place (CIP) operation.

Overall dimensions are 3180 mm (L) x 1160 mm (W) x 1630 mm (H). Machine net weight is approximately 200 kg. Actual packaged shipping dimensions and weights may vary; contact the supplier for exact shipping specs.

The unit draws 1.7 kW of electrical power. It also requires a cold water supply and an appropriate wastewater drain. Voltage and electrical connection requirements can be configured for your region—please confirm with the supplier prior to installation.

The standard cleaning process uses cold water combined with disinfectant agents as required by your site's hygiene protocols. The machine is compatible with common industrial disinfectants that are effective at cold temperatures; always follow disinfectant manufacturer instructions and confirm chemical compatibility with the supplier.

Cycle time is adjustable depending on the selected program and disinfectant contact time. Typical cycles are configurable in the range of roughly 10–30 seconds per person/boot, but your throughput will depend on settings and site procedures.

The primary function of this model is boot and sole disinfection. A hand-washing/disinfection module may be available as an optional or integrated accessory—please check product variants or request a configuration that includes hand disinfection.

The machine supports Clean-In-Place (CIP) routines. Routine maintenance includes periodic flushing, filter and nozzle inspection/cleaning, sensor cleaning, and checking seals and pumps. Follow the supplied maintenance schedule and safety lockout procedures.

Non-contact operation reduces direct contact risks. The machine also includes automated controls to prevent unexpected operation while servicing. Specific safety features (for example emergency stop or interlocks) depend on the model/configuration—confirm the exact safety package with your supplier.

Yes. The station is designed to accommodate standard industrial and agricultural boots. Extremely oversized footwear or accessories may require a custom configuration—contact the manufacturer for special-size requirements.

The unit produces wastewater containing rinse water and disinfectant residues. You should collect and treat or dispose of wastewater according to local regulations and your facility’s environmental procedures. The supplier can advise on appropriate drain connections and treatment options.

Certification availability (for example CE, ISO) and warranty terms vary by region and configuration. Ask your sales contact for the machine’s certification documentation and the standard warranty policy for your purchase.

Because of its size and weight, the unit may ship partially disassembled on a pallet or crate. Installation typically requires a level floor, electrical connection, water supply and drain, and may require a forklift or hoist for placement. Professional installation and commissioning by trained technicians is recommended.

Yes. Customization options often include electrical voltage, add-on hand-disinfection modules, different nozzle arrangements, chemical dosing systems, and mounting or footprint adjustments. Contact sales with your site requirements for a tailored solution.