Stainless Steel Three-Port Hand Hygiene and Boot Washing Turnstile

Stainless Steel Three-Port Hand Hygiene and Boot Washing Turnstile

A personnel gateway where the entry routine runs in one movement: three hand ports in the overhead housing take the operator through a three-step hand hygiene sequence while the boot sole brushes work in the deck, and the three-arm turnstile releases on completion. A 304 food-grade stainless steel body, an LCD control panel and a red emergency stop sit above the walkway.

Key Features

• Three hand ports, three-step hand hygiene — the overhead housing carries three separate ports with the sequence marked above each one, so the operator follows the same hand routine every time instead of using an open dispenser.

• LCD control panel — a display panel is set into the top of the housing, which is where the cycle state and the settings are read and set.

• Scrub and turnstile in one unit — the sole brushes sit in the deck and the three-arm turnstile is mounted at the exit, so washing and the controlled release happen at the same station.

• Three vertical brush columns plus deck rows — the top-down view shows three vertical cylinder brushes facing the boot sides, with long brush rows in the deck under the grate for the soles.

• 304 food-grade stainless steel — the housing, deck, tank, rails and platforms are all food-grade 304, which is the finish a food or pharma entrance is specified in.

• Non-slip step platform at both ends — perforated stainless steps lift the operator to the deck on either side and drain back into the tank.

• Emergency stop on the housing — a red stop sits at the left of the control panel, within reach of the operator or a supervisor standing beside the gateway.

• Welded tank with service valves — water feed, drain and the supply valves are grouped on the front face and at the base of the welded stainless tank, so the unit can be flushed without being moved.

Specifications

Typical Applications

Food processing plants, pharmaceutical facilities, laboratories and cleanrooms, at a controlled personnel entrance where hand hygiene and boot cleaning have to be completed before the turnstile releases.