Name | Boot wash cleaning station |
Model | PBW-61E |
Clean type | Personnel shoes and boots hygiene |
Voltage | 220V/50Hz |
Power | 1000W |
Safety protect | Overload 、Short circuit, 、 leakage protection |
Waterproof | IP54 |
Water inlet | 1/2″(DN15) |
Water Outlet | OD50mm |
Operation mode | Economic & self-cleaning |
Control mode | Auto |
Dimension | L16450xW955xH1410mm |
What is a boot washer?
A boot washer (also known as a boot cleaning machine, sole and boot side washer, or boot scrubber) is an essential industrial hygiene equipment designed to automatically clean and disinfect footwear soles and sides in environments where contamination control is critical. Combining water and cleaning chemicals with mechanical brushing action, these systems effectively remove dirt, debris, and microorganisms from footwear, preventing the transfer of contaminants into clean zones.
A boot washer is more than just a cleaning device—it is a critical investment in food safety and operational hygiene. For facilities aiming to minimize contamination risks, integrating a boot washer is a proactive step toward achieving uncompromising hygiene standards.
Who would use the boot washer?
1. Food Processing and Manufacturing Facilities
This is the most common and critical application for boot washers. In the food industry, including meat processing, poultry plant, dairy processing, seafood processing, baking factory, wine & beverage plants, etc., preventing cross-contamination is not just a best practice—it’s a legal requirement under standards like HACCP, FDA’s FSMA, and GMP.
2. Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Manufacturing
Sterility is non-negotiable in pharmaceutical production. These facilities operate under Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), where even a single microorganism can compromise an entire batch of medicine or a sterile medical device.
3. Agriculture and Horticulture (Especially Indoor and High-Value)
Modern agricultural enterprises, particularly high-density livestock operations, hydroponic farms, and greenhouses, use boot washers as a first line of defense.
Applications of the boot washer in the Food Industry
A boot washer finds application in food processing and manufacturing industries, cleanrooms, packaging areas, and other hygiene-sensitive environments. They play a crucial role in preventing cross-contamination, maintaining cleanliness standards, and ensuring the integrity of products in these settings.
Entry/Exit Points: Installed at facility transitions to sanitize footwear when moving between clean and less-controlled areas
Why is the WONE boot washer?
There are many suppliers of boot washer cleaning machines on the market. A boot washer is a long-term investment, so choosing the right boot washer cleaning station is very important! Reasons for choosing WONE:
i-clean system:
- The smart manager of footwear hygiene in your food factory
Adjust cleaning time:
- Tailor the cleaning time and intensity to match specific zone requirements, from low-care to high-risk areas.
Adjust the dosage of the cleaning chemical:
- The system automatically controls the dosage of the cleaning chemical for every cycle, eliminating waste and ensuring effective sanitation.
Auto concentration of cleaning chemical:
- Integrated sensors maintain the auto concentration of the cleaning chemical in the tank, ensuring optimal efficacy and alerting staff for low levels.
Data-Driven Compliance: Logs usage data and cleaning cycles to simplify audits and demonstrate compliance with GMP, HACCP, and FDA regulations.
Please contact us if you are looking for a boot washer!
What types of boot washers does WONE have?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does a boot washer differ from a shoe cleaner?
A: Boot washers are industrial-grade devices built for heavy-duty use in commercial settings, whereas shoe cleaners may be designed for lighter domestic or retail use.
Q: Can boot washers use disinfectants?
A: Yes, many systems support the injection of FDA-approved sanitizers or detergents for enhanced sterilization.
Q: Are they adaptable to existing entryways?
A: Yes, modular units can be customized to fit specific space constraints, including corner installations