Operating equipment + hygiene technology for cleanrooms

Smooth surfaces, clean weld seams and short distances are what count in bottling. The mobile standing desk serves as a mobile control centre directly at the line: documents and end devices remain lockable, the large desk surface is wipe-disinfection resistant; polyamide rollers enable quiet, low-mark movement between line islands.

"You can tell that the furniture is designed for the cleanroom: no dead corners, nothing wobbles - and cleaning is quicker," confirms Wolfgang Kühter.

The serving trolley handles material flows without rattling - sound-absorbing shelves and rolled edges ensure quiet and safety. At the stainless steel desk, IPC test equipment and documentation are stored on a hard, hygienic surface with a splash-resistant backsplash; removable drawers make daily cleaning easier.

The workshop trolley keeps tools and spare parts within easy reach - full-extension runners provide complete access, while low-marking castors protect the floor and reduce particles.

In front of the cleanroom, the personnel hygiene stations structure the entrance in accordance with SOP. The swivelling bench visibly and practically separates "unclean" and "clean"; shoe compartments that can be fitted on both sides create order, while the plinth panel prevents dirt pockets.

The Cleancenter HL-CC-I (Highline) uses LED signals to guide you through the compulsory sequence - first the soap application, then the water flow, then the automatic disinfectant application.

The Siemens LOGO! can be parameterised to suit the practice (e.g. release of door contact); the automatic hygiene flush reduces the risk of legionella. The inner basin with R20 radii prevents build-up; all media-carrying components are accessible from the front - good for servicing and short downtimes.

Wolfgang Kühter: "Since the LED-guided manual hygiene, the process is clear - fewer queries, fewer operating errors, access is authorised. "