Durable brush, Quick joint and disassembly design,cleaningand maintenance without tools. (2 horizontal sole brushes and 4 horizontal brushes). Controls of personnel cleaning in one direction

Mode: PBW-61E

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Brand: WONE

The PBW-61E Heavy-Duty Boot Washer is an industrial automatic boot cleaning machine developed for food processing facilities where work boots are exposed to heavy dirt, water, grease, mud, and other difficult contaminants.

Unlike compact boot washing equipment intended for light contamination, PBW-61E is designed for demanding environments with high employee traffic and high work boots.

Its pass-through structure combines mechanical brushing and high-pressure water spraying to clean both the soles and sides of work boots.

It is especially suitable for slaughterhouses, seafood processing plants, wet processing areas, central kitchens, and other industrial environments requiring intensive boot hygiene.

PBW-61E is designed for production sites where boot washing is not an occasional activity but a continuous part of employee hygiene management.

It is particularly suitable for:

 ●Large meat processing plants

  ●Slaughterhouses

  ●Poultry processing plants

  ●Seafood processing facilities

  ●Wet food processing plants

  ●Central kitchens

  ●Industrial food production facilities

  ●Mining and other heavy-contamination environments

For small facilities with limited space and light boot contamination, a compact machine such as PBW-31W may be more appropriate.

For medium-traffic dry production areas where rapid pass-through sole cleaning is the primary requirement, PBW-21E can be considered.

PBW-61E is equipped with the i-clean intelligent controller, which provides equipment data management functions.

The system can record and query operating information and provide energy consumption statistics.

For food manufacturers, these records can be useful for:

  ●Equipment operation management

  ●Cleaning-cost analysis

  ●Energy consumption monitoring

  ●Sanitation process documentation

  ●Internal hygiene management

  ●Audit preparation

For factories working toward or maintaining food safety certification systems such as BRCGS and FSSC 22000, equipment operating data can form part of the factory's broader documented hygiene management system.

The data itself does not replace an audit requirement, but it can provide useful supporting evidence when demonstrating controlled sanitation procedures.

Heavy-duty food production environments create a different boot cleaning challenge.

Employees may walk through water, meat residues, fish residues, grease, mud, and other contaminants during production. Standard sole-only cleaning may not provide sufficient coverage for these conditions.

PBW-61E is designed to address this challenge with a combination of:

 ●Intensive mechanical brushing

 ●High-pressure spray nozzles

 ●Side and sole cleaning

 ●Multiple cleaning programs

 ●Automatic self-cleaning scheduling

 ●Industrial stainless steel construction

This makes it a suitable heavy-dirt boot washer for demanding production environments.

PBW-61E incorporates high-pressure spray nozzles to provide additional cleaning force during the boot washing process.

The water jets work together with the rotating brushes to help loosen and remove stubborn contamination from areas that may be difficult to clean through brushing alone.

The combination is particularly useful for high boots used in wet or heavily contaminated production environments.

Typical contamination may include:

 ●Mud and soil

 ●Organic residues

 ●Grease

 ●Process residues

 ●Waterborne dirt

 ●Accumulated contamination around boot surfaces

Many industrial food workers use high rubber or PVC boots for protection in wet processing environments.

PBW-61E is configured for this type of footwear and provides cleaning coverage beyond the boot sole.

This makes the machine particularly relevant to facilities where employees wear high work boots throughout the production shift.

PBW-61E uses 304 stainless steel for the machine structure and adopts an automatic welding process.

The smooth stainless steel construction is suitable for industrial food environments where equipment needs to withstand frequent cleaning and sanitation procedures.

The brush assemblies use quick-release or union-type connections, allowing maintenance personnel to remove the brushes without specialized tools.

This combination of robust construction and accessible maintenance helps support long-term industrial operation.

PBW-61E provides three cleaning programs to accommodate different operating conditions.

Energy-Saving Mode

Suitable for routine cleaning and relatively light contamination, helping reduce unnecessary resource consumption.

Intensive Mode

Designed for heavier contamination and situations where stronger cleaning performance is required.

Customized Mode

Allows the operating process to be adapted to specific site requirements.

This flexibility allows sanitation managers to select a suitable cleaning process based on the production environment instead of using one fixed cleaning cycle for every situation.

Large food processing plants may operate the boot washer hundreds or thousands of times during a working day.

Regular equipment cleaning is therefore an important part of hygiene management.

PBW-61E includes a scheduled automatic self-cleaning function. The factory can configure the cleaning schedule so that the machine can perform its own cleaning process automatically, reducing the need for staff to remain beside the equipment.

For large slaughterhouses, central kitchens, and other high-traffic production facilities, scheduled self-cleaning can help simplify daily equipment management and reduce unnecessary downtime.

What is a heavy-duty boot washer?

A heavy-duty boot washer is an industrial machine designed to clean work boots exposed to heavy dirt, grease, organic residues, mud, and water. PBW-61E combines mechanical brushing with high-pressure water and cleaning chemical spraying to clean the soles and sides of high work boots. It is particularly suitable for demanding environments such as slaughterhouses, meat processing plants, seafood processing facilities, wet production areas, and central kitchens.

What type of work boots can PBW-61E clean?

PBW-61E is designed for high work boots commonly used in wet and heavily contaminated industrial environments. Its cleaning system combines rotating brushes and high-pressure spray nozzles to clean boot soles and sides. This makes it suitable for rubber and PVC work boots used in slaughterhouses, seafood processing plants, meat processing facilities, wet food factories, and other high-hygiene production areas.

Why do slaughterhouses and meat processing plants need a heavy-duty boot washer?

Slaughterhouses and meat processing plants require heavy-duty boot washing because workers' boots can accumulate organic residues, grease, water, and other contaminants during production. PBW-61E provides mechanical brushing and high-pressure spraying to help remove heavy contamination before workers move between hygiene-controlled areas. Integrating a boot washer into the personnel hygiene flow can help food factories establish a more consistent work boot cleaning procedure.

How does PBW-61E remove heavy dirt from work boots?

PBW-61E uses three cleaning actions: rotating brushes, high-pressure water, and cleaning chemical spraying. The brushes mechanically scrub contamination from the boot surface, while high-pressure spray nozzles provide additional washing force to help remove stubborn dirt from the soles and sides. The machine also provides energy-saving, intensive, and customized cleaning modes for different contamination levels.

How does the automatic self-cleaning function of PBW-61E work?

PBW-61E can be programmed to perform automatic self-cleaning at scheduled times, reducing the need for manual equipment cleaning. This is particularly useful in high-traffic facilities such as large slaughterhouses, seafood processing plants, and central kitchens, where the boot washer may be used frequently throughout the day. Scheduled self-cleaning can simplify routine sanitation management and help reduce unnecessary equipment downtime.

Can a heavy-duty boot washer support BRCGS or FSSC 22000 hygiene management?

Yes. A heavy-duty boot washer can support a food factory's documented personnel hygiene and sanitation procedures, although the machine itself does not guarantee BRCGS or FSSC 22000 certification. PBW-61E's i-clean intelligent controller provides energy consumption statistics and operating data that can support equipment management, cost analysis, and sanitation documentation. These records can serve as supporting evidence within a broader food safety and hygiene management system.

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Contact Person: Dean Li

E-mail: dean@wonehygiene.com

Tel: 008618028007427

Add: Building 1, No. 10, Chenlin Street, Jinkeng Road, Shiqi Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou City,Guangdong Province

Whether you're building a new food factory, upgrading your production line, or undergoing factory audits and renovations, we can provide you with cleaning and disinfection equipment and hygiene planning support tailored to your industry needs.

Meat processing

Poultry food

Dairy processing

Bakery and confectionery

Seafood & fish processing

Pet Food Manufacturing

Central kitchens

Beverage and alcohol production

Sauce and seasoning manufacturing

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