To prevent the spread of illness, these stations give people a place to wash their hands wherever they need it. Each has a sink basin, faucet, soap dispenser, and paper towel dispenser. Start and stop the flow of water using the foot pedal, instead of using your hands. They have one tank for supplying fresh water and a second, separate tank for storing wastewater. To drain water out of them, all have a drain plug. They’re lightweight when they’re empty, so it only takes one or two people to move them.

All are made from materials that meet strict FDA standards. They also meet EPA standards for drinking water.

Without touching any buttons or handles, wash your hands before entering the production areas of food-processing plants and other sanitary environments. When you put your hands into these stations, sensors activate one spray nozzle to deliver soap and another for water, and the hand openings shield you from getting splashed. A signal light indicates when the washing process is done. Adjust the length of the cleaning cycle using the programmable touchpad. Made of 304 stainless steel, these stations won’t rust from frequent contact with chemicals and water. Connect them to hot and cold water lines. There’s room inside to store whatever soap or detergent you want to spray. They have a paper towel dispenser for drying hands, and a waste receptacle for the trash. Foot pads on the bottom prevent these stations from scratching your floor.