Clean your shoes and boots before entering sanitary environments, such as production areas in food-processing plants. As you walk through these stations in either direction, sensors activate rotating brushes and spray water and cleaning chemicals. Use whatever cleaning chemicals and detergents you want, and adjust their concentration using the flow regulator. Removing the brushes for cleaning doesn’t require special tools. Made of 304 stainless steel, these stations won’t rust from frequent contact with chemicals and water. They have handrails and diamond-plate step treads to help you keep your balance. If there’s a fall or other emergency, press the emergency stop button.

Stations with bottom brushes only clean the soles of footwear.

Stations with bottom and side brushes clean the soles, sides, and tops of footwear. They’re good for industries where tall boots are common.

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Remove tough material from shoes and boots. This combination brush/scraper has two brushes with stiff bristles that form a V-shaped cleaning surface. For stubborn material, flip up the brushes and use the steel scraper bar underneath.

Spray these mats with a hose to remove mud and other debris. They have elevated edges that contain dirt and moisture to keep floors clean. Mats are slip resistant and flexible, even in cold and wet weather. They withstand heavy indoor and outdoor use.