Solutions.
Every plant cleans differently. Here are four ways to bring low pressure cleaning into yours, all built on the same one-handle principle.
01Stationary cleaning.
Fixed cleaning points across the plant, supplied from one central unit.
02Mobile cleaning.
Roll the station to the job. No pipework, same one-handle routine.
03Food factory cleaning.
One hygiene standard for every area, from the production floor to the tanks.
04Automated cleaning.
Let the system clean conveyors, fillers and spiral freezers on its own.
Which one fits.
A quick comparison. Many plants combine two, for example stationary points in production and a mobile station for the outdoor areas.
| Stationary | Mobile | Food factory | Automated | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Plants with fixed cleaning areas and several people cleaning at once. | Smaller plants, changing areas, cleaning contractors. | Production floors, tanks and high-care zones. | Conveyors, fillers, spiral freezers and other repeated tasks. |
| Set-up | A Main Station or Booster with Satellites on fixed pipes. | A mobile station or unit. Connect water and power, and clean. | Stationary, mobile or a combination, sized to the plant. | An automatic Main Station with automatic Satellites. |
| Operated by | Your team, with one handle. | Your team, with one handle. | Your team, with one handle. | The system, started at the push of a button. |
| Stationary cleaning | Mobile cleaning | Food factory cleaning | Automated cleaning |
Proven where it matters.
The best argument for low pressure cleaning is what it does in a real plant, shift after shift.
Same principle. Everywhere.
Whichever solution you choose, the cleaning works the same way.
Low pressure.
Water and foam do the work, not force. Less aerosol, less wear on your equipment.
One handle.
Rinse, foam and disinfect from the same handle. Easy to learn, hard to get wrong.
Correct dosing.
Chemicals are dosed automatically, so every shift uses the right amount.
Less water.
Up to 50% higher efficiency than traditional high pressure with FlowGuard.
Not sure where to start.
Tell us about your plant, and we will suggest a setup that fits.
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