The Birth of the Access Control and Cleaning Disinfection Integrated Machine:

Hand Washing + Drying + Disinfection + Shoe Cleaning + Access Door

In high-compliance industries like food processing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and advanced manufacturing, ensuring rigorous person-

nel hygiene before entering critical zones is paramount. 

However, traditional methods – signage, training, manual checks – are vulnerable to human error, inconsistency, and lapses in protocol. The

consequences? Contamination risks, compromised product safety, regulatory breaches, and costly operational shutdowns.

Enter the revolutionary solution: The Access Door Control and Cleaning Disinfection Integrated Machine. This isn't just another sink or hand 

sanitizer stand; it's a sophisticated, automated gatekeeper that physically controls access based on verified hygiene compliance. Integrating

hand washing, hand drying, hand disinfection, boot disinfection, and a secure access door into a single, seamless system, it represents a 

quantum leap in hygiene assurance technology.

While convenience is a benefit, the true power of this integrated station lies in its ability to enforce hygiene protocols. This is where the conc-

ept of "Force Mode" becomes transformative:

• Wetting Hands: Initiated by sensors detecting hands under water.
• Taking Soap: Dispensing soap only at the correct step; skipping it halts progress.
• Rubbing Hands: Ensuring thorough lathering for effective cleaning.
• Rinsing Hands: Complete removal of soap residue.
• Air Drying Hands: Utilizing integrated high-speed dryers.
• Hand Disinfection: step into the boot disinfection pool meanwhile do the hand hygiene
• Boot Disinfection: Simultaneous or sequential boot sole cleaning/disinfection via integrated tray systems.

2.Zero Tolerance for Skipping: If an employee attempts to bypass any step – tries to dry without washing, disinfect without drying, or skip boot

cleaning entirely – the system instantly detects the deviation. The access door remains securely locked. There is no manual override or 

shortcut; compliance is the only key.

3.The Strictest Standard: Time Compliance: In its strictest setting, Force Mode goes beyond just the sequence. It mandates minimum durat-

ion requirements for each critical step:

• Taking soap with wetting hand?  Access Denied.
• Pass any step of hand hygiene? Access Denied.
• Insufficient hand rubbing time? Access Denied.
• Rinsing cut short? Access Denied.
• Incomplete drying? Access Denied.
• Boot disinfection cycle interrupted? Access Denied.

Sensors and intelligent algorithms monitor the duration of each action against pre-set standards, ensuring not just that steps occur, but that 

they are performed adequately.

• Correct step sequence.
• Completion of the action (e.g., soap dispensed, hands under dryer). 
• (In Strict Force Mode) Minimum time spent per step.

4.Boot Disinfection Integration: While hands are being processed, the user stands on the boot disinfection tray, which automatically activates 

cleaning/disinfection sprays or baths. This process is also monitored for completion and potentially duration.

5.Access Decision: Only upon successful, complete, and time-compliant verification of all hand hygiene steps and boot disinfection does the 

system send the unlock signal.

6.Physical Barrier: The integrated access door (sliding, swing, or turnstile) physically unlocks, granting entry to the clean area. Failure at any 

point keeps the door firmly locked, preventing non-compliant entry.

1.Guaranteed Compliance: Force Mode eliminates the possibility of human shortcuts or forgetfulness. Only properly sanitized individuals gain 

access.

2.Objective Audit Trail: Digital logs record every entry attempt – successful or failed – including timestamps, user ID (if applicable), and which 

step caused a failure. This provides irrefutable evidence for audits.

5.Operational Efficiency: Automates the hygiene checkpoint, freeing supervisors for other tasks and eliminating bottlenecks from manual checks.

While Force Mode represents the pinnacle of enforcement, these integrated stations typically offer other modes (e.g., standard timed sequence,

 informational mode) to suit different areas or risk levels within a facility. However, the core integration of door control remains the ultimate enfor-

cer.

The birth of the Access Control and Cleaning Disinfection Integrated Machine marks a paradigm shift. It moves hygiene protocols from being me

rely recommended or hoped for to being structurally enforced by technology. By physically linking the completion of a verified, comprehensive 

hand and boot hygiene process to the ability to open a door, this innovation creates an impenetrable barrier against non-compliance. It’s not just

 a station; it’s the definitive, intelligent gatekeeper for critical environments, ensuring that every person who crosses the threshold has demonst-

rably met the highest standards of cleanliness. The future of hygiene access control is integrated, automated, and uncompromising – and it is 

here now.