Truck Cleaning and sanitation
raw eggs from farm? packed egg products for consumers? egg products for industry (liquid eggs in tanks)?
What are you exactly transporting with the vehicles?
raw eggs from farm? packed egg products for consumers? egg products for industry (liquid eggs in tanks)?
Hello Madam. D-tor, I will shortly explain the process, we receive raw eggs from henhouse trough a conveyor belt and they are graded. Then, they are transported to another building where they are packed. So the transportation is the whole eggs graded (after separating dirty, cracked product, etc) without packaging yet.
But Ozone is compatible with certain materials, may i ask what material is the inner surface of the truck made of? I can send a Ozone compatible materials list and their grades of compatibility.
Best Regards
Gokay Altun
2 to 4 ppm. ozonated water with 1 min. contact time will disinfect the surface immediately and help you to get rid of the unpleasant smell (odor-control). You can use a mobile cart generator on wheels and move freely in and around the truck.
But Ozone is compatible with certain materials, may i ask what material is the inner surface of the truck made of? I can send a Ozone compatible materials list and their grades of compatibility.
Best Regards
Gokay Altun
I would really appreciate that material list to check with the maintenance area!
Here is ozone compatibility list attached.
Kitchen sink surface, tools and equipments are usually Stainless steel and ozone high highly compatible with SUS.
Referring to the attached list, pls. find out the floor coating material of the truck.
Best Regards
Gokay Altun
Probably be more satisfactory (and probably economic also) to avoid using the wood. Unless you are faced with an industry-wide situation (eg like palletising). Seafood was once all-wood also but gradually people "saw the light"
Rgds / Charles.C
Dear guillenclau,
Probably be more satisfactory (and probably economic also) to avoid using the wood. Unless you are faced with an industry-wide situation (eg like palletising). Seafood was once all-wood also but gradually people "saw the light".
Rgds / Charles.C
Yes we know is better to avoid wood, but we have a great number of trucks (very big trucks) and it won't be possible to change them all at once... We are in a transition process..