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Washing Systems
Fully automated cleaning and sanitation for trays, bins, and totes — saving time, water, and labor.
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Our modular tray & bin washer systems are designed to handle trays, bins, rafts, totes, and other containers for CEA growers, packhouses, and food processing operations. With up to five stages of operation — debris wash, fresh water rinse, detergent wash, sanitization, and drying — these systems deliver thorough, consistent cleaning for your operation.
The adjustable infeed feature makes it easy to switch between bins and trays of various sizes, while single-stage operation is also available for simpler applications.
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Capable of processing 350+ trays per hour, our washers help operations save time, reduce water usage, and improve sanitation, making them a practical and reliable solution for modern food and agricultural processing environments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is your lead-time?
Our lead times are generally 12-16 weeks. All our washers are custom built to meet a variety of tray and bin sizes. We can help you determine which model will work best for your needs.
Does the washer have a warranty?
Yes, we provide 1 year on all purchased components like motors and pumps. Everything else is a 5 year warranty on workmanship.
What is the maintenance ?
Cleaning the filters is the most critical, it prevents the nozzles from plugging up.. Cleaning the washer on a regular routine is critical as well to prevent buildup of algae. The rest is general tightening of internal components to prevent trays from going off line during the washing process.
How do I remove and clean the nozzles?
Nozzles are removed with a wrench. They can be blown out using 100 psi air gun. Reverse the procedure to replace them.
What process is used to clean a try?
The washer uses water contained in a 60 gallon tank to wash the tray. This removes any large and small debris. The dirty water drops back into the tank and the large particles are caught in a mesh tray for easy removal. The large bag filter is for microscopic particles. The tray goes through a rinse section using fresh tap water next. It continues on to a sanitation section where chemicals are spayed on the tray, again using fresh water. All the drains lead back to the main tank to conserve water usage. Next the tray passes through a large air drying process before exiting through the end of the washer.