SaniCab® P Cabinet Washers

The Sani-Matic SaniCab® P Cabinet Washer automates Clean-Out-of-Place (COP) cleaning for a wide variety of process parts used throughout food and beverage processing and consumer products applications. Parts are loaded onto a removable rack, moved into the washer, and cleaned through an automated recipe using high-impact rotary spray assemblies for consistent, repeatable results

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Applications

PROCESS EQUIPMENT • SCALE BUCKETS • ELEVATOR BUCKETS • BUCKETS • TOTES • HOSES • RPCs • BUGGIES • CONVEYOR BELTS • TRAYS • PROCESS FITTINGS • PUMP COMPONENTS • VALVES • FILLERS, FILLER PARTS • PALLETS

Markets

DAIRY – Liquid & Cultured • Dairy – Cheese • Produce • Frozen Foods • Snack foods • candy & confectionery • poulty • pet food • commercial bakery PREPARED & Processed FOODS • PROTEIN • BEVERAGE • INGREDIENTS & Condiments • NUTRITIONAL • TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS • PERSONAL CARE & COSMETICS • NUTRACEUTICAL

Product Details

Standard Features

The SaniCab P combines sanitary construction, automated controls and multi-directional spray coverage in a configurable cabinet washer platform.

304 stainless steel construction
32 µin Ra chamber interior and exterior finish
Floor-mounted design with adjustable feet
Rotary spray assemblies positioned throughout the chamber
Low-volume chamber sump
Direct steam injection heating
Allen-Bradley CompactLogix PLC controls
7" PanelView Plus operator touchscreen
Automated recipe-based cleaning
Manual perforated chamber strainer
Exhaust system
Right-handed standard configuration

Custom Options

While the SaniCab Cabinet Washer is designed around a standard product offering, Sani-Matic specializes in creating custom solutions to meet you exact application and process needs. Some requested customizations are listed below.

Custom Chamber Sizes
Two-Bay Chamber Configuration
Pit-Mounted or Ramp Style
Alternative Material Types or Finishes
Radiused Chamber Corners
Insulated Door and Insulated Chamber Walls
Changes to Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and custom display buttons and graphics
Unique Instrumentation or Component Requests
Larger Electric Heater or Alternate Heating Methods

HOW it works

Load the Rack

Dirty process parts are positioned on the appropriate rack. The rack sits on a transfer cart that allows it to be moved from the process area to the SaniCab P.

Transfer Into the Chamber

The transfer cart aligns with the washer rails, allowing the rack to roll directly into the chamber. The cart is then removed and the chamber door is closed.

Select the Cleaning Recipe

From the touchscreen, the operator selects the appropriate cleaning recipe and starts the automated cycle.

Automated Cleaning

Cleaning solution is recirculated through rotary spray assemblies positioned around the chamber, providing repeatable spray coverage throughout the programmed rinse and wash phases.

Unload Clean Parts

When the cycle is complete, the rack is transferred back onto the cart and moved to the process area for unloading.

Featured Options & Accessories

Active Rack Distribution Zones

If you have parts with complex geometry or difficult to clean places, strategically placed spray balls and rotary sprays can be incorporated onto the Rack. During the cleaning process, an additional valve will open supplying water to a coupler inside the washer, activating these strategically placed spray devices to create a unique cleaning option. This allows for unique parts such as jugs, carboys, and even hoses to be effectively cleaned inside and out.

Automated Conveyorized Mesh Screen

The Automated Conveyorized Mesh Screen option replaces the manual perforated screen tray strainer with a conveyorized strainer to the sump of the washer . This option is used for applications with large soil loads that do not dissolve in the initial rinse water. The soils are rinsed off the parts during the first rinse phase of the cleaning cycle and automatically conveyed out of the chamber.

Buggy Inverter

The Buggy Inverter accessory allows buggies (with 200 – 600 lb. capacities) to be inverted and placed onto the Buggy Standard Active Rack when it is loaded onto a transfer cart for transport to the SaniCab system for automated, thorough cleaning. After being cleaned and unloaded from the cabinet, the Buggy Inverter reverts the buggy from the rack back onto the ground.

Chemical Addition Options

As a standard, the SaniCab has three (3) chemical injection ports available to connect up to three (3) loose ship, stand-alone chemical chemical injection skids. These skids include an air operated diaphragm pump and a 15-gallon chemical container.

If your facility prefers another type of chemical container or even a chemical drum, Sani-Matic also offers a loose ship, stand-alone chemical pump assembly that can be mounted to meet your facilities needs while delivering chemical to the SaniCab.

NOTE: chemical delivery skid or chemical pump must be mounted within thirty (30) feet of the SaniCab injection ports.

Dryer System – Electric

This dryer skid is a loose ship, stand-alone skid that attaches to the SaniCab, adding heated drying and cooling phases at the end of the cleaning cycle. These phases significantly reduce the amount of residual final rinse water on the parts and rack prior to unloading the rack onto a transfer cart.

NOTE: While this is an optional stand alone skid, the SaniCab must have the necessary porting added to the top of the chamber.

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Are you interested in this SaniCab P Cabinet Washer, but don’t have CAPEX funding? Sani-Matic’s Leasing Program may be a solution for you.

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Use OPEX Funds for Equipment

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Low Monthly Payments

Defer Payment for up to 90 Days

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