SANITIZING BATCH WASHER
HYGIENIC CABINET WASHERS
Automate batch cleaning and sanitization with a hygienic sanitary cabinet washer designed for trays, pans, containers, product-contact equipment, filling equipment, change parts, and removable components used in food, pharmaceutical, and clean manufacturing environments.
66 years
Designing Cleaning Systems
25,000 +
Machines Sold Worldwide
0 Solvents
100% Aqueous Cleaning
100%
Engineered In-House in Joppa, MD
FLEXIBLE BATCH CLEANING. BUILT FOR HYGIENIC PRODUCTION.
Not every sanitation process requires a large rack washer or continuous tunnel washer. For facilities that need to clean different load sizes, part types, or production equipment between batches, a hygienic cabinet washer provides a compact, flexible way to automate cleaning and sanitization without taking up unnecessary floor space.
These systems can be designed with roll-in doors for easier loading and unloading of trays, pans, containers, product-contact equipment, filling equipment, change parts, and removable components. Once loaded onto the turntable, parts are exposed to controlled spray impingement, temperature, chemistry, and cycle time to remove food residue, allergens, oils, debris, and other production soils.
Wash, rinse, chemical or thermal sanitization, blow-off, and drying can be configured around the application, while hygienic construction and self-cleaning capabilities help prepare the washer for the next batch.
Features AT A GLANCE
The hygienic design of the sanitary cabinet parts washer extends beyond the cleaning cycle itself. Standard construction simplifies equipment sanitation, drainage, and inspection, while optional features let you configure the system for more demanding cleaning and validation requirements.
| FEATURE | STANDARD/OPTIONAL | WHY IT MATTERS |
|---|---|---|
| Continuous Internal Welds | Standard | Helps reduce seams and areas where soils or moisture can collect |
| Sloped & Drainable Surfaces | Standard | Promotes drainage and reduces standing water inside the system |
| Fresh-Water Rinse/Sanitizing | Optional | Adds a controlled rinse stage using fresh water rather than recirculated wash solution |
| Process Monitoring & Data Acquisition | Optional | Provides greater visibility into critical cycle parameters and supports documentation requirements |
See the Cyberjet in Action
See how a rotating turntable and controlled spray process clean trays, pans, containers, utensils, product-contact equipment, filling equipment, change parts, removable machine components, production fixtures, molds, buckets, and reusable packaging through an automated batch cycle.
Engineered for Demanding Production Environments
Food & Beverage
Pharma & Biotech
Bakery
Meat & Poltry
Cosmetics
DIFFERENT LOADS. SAME CONTROLLED PROCESS.
From conveyor slats and food-contact equipment to pharmaceutical change parts and production containers, a hygienic batch system lets you process varied loads without returning to manual washdown.
Resources for Operations & Plant Leaders
Explore sanitary design, cleaning validation, and automated washing strategies for food, pharmaceutical, and other hygiene-critical production environments.
HYGIENIC CABINET WASHER FAQS
How does a cabinet washer work?
A cabinet washer is a batch-style cleaning system that uses a rotating turntable and controlled spray impingement to clean exposed surfaces throughout the cycle. Parts or production equipment are loaded onto the turntable, the door is closed, and the programmed cycle automatically performs the required washing, rinsing, sanitizing, blow-off, and optional drying stages.
What makes a hygienic cabinet washer different from a standard cabinet parts washer?
A hygienic cabinet washer is designed specifically for sanitation-critical production environments. Available features include stainless steel wetted surfaces, continuous internal TIG welds, rounded internal corners where possible, open sanitary architecture, self-cleaning functionality, chemical or thermal sanitization, automated chemical dosing, and process monitoring. These features help simplify sanitation and reduce opportunities for soil accumulation and cross-contamination.
Can the washer use fresh solution between batches?
Yes. Systems can be configured to recirculate wash or rinse solution for efficiency or discharge solution to drain after a cycle. Single-cycle operation can be useful when allergen control, product changeover, or cross-contamination risk requires fresh solution between batches.
Can a sanitary turntable washer support cleaning validation?
Yes. A sanitary turntable washer can be configured with PLC/HMI controls, automated chemical dosing, process monitoring, data acquisition, and documentation capabilities. Depending on the application, these systems can support sanitation and validation programs involving ATP verification, TOC testing, riboflavin coverage testing, and IQ/OQ protocols.
Can this system be used as a pharmaceutical parts washer?
Yes. A pharmaceutical parts washer configuration can be engineered for change parts, product-contact equipment, production containers, manufacturing fixtures, and removable machine components. Process stages, chemistry, sanitization, controls, and documentation can be configured around the facility’s cleaning and validation requirements.
STILL CLEANING EQUIPMENT BY HAND?
Load size, soil type, sanitation requirements, product changeovers, throughput, and validation needs all influence the right cleaning process. Send us your parts or production equipment and we’ll help determine the spray process, cycle stages, controls, and cabinet configuration required for your application.