Agricultural Biosecurity Wash Systems

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You can’t see bird flu on a truck tire. You can’t smell PRRS on an undercarriage. But pathogens travel between sites on every vehicle that enters your facility — and washing by itself can’t prove they’re gone.

Vehicles Carry Disease Between Farms

Avian flu spreads overnight. Trucks bring pathogens directly.

Lose Access to Premium Markets

Best practices demand documented sanitization. No system means no buyers.

One Outbreak Can Destroy Everything

Avoid millions lost in revenue, livestock destroyed, and years gone.

Clean, Sanitize, and Protect — Right at Your Farm

On-site systems install directly at your facility. Vehicles move through before or after routes with no downtime.

Fast, Consistent, Comprehensive

No Off-site Trips, No Delays, No Downtime

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Engineered Specifically for Biosecurity & Pathogens

A biosecurity vehicle wash system is designed to support consistent vehicle cleaning and sanitizing processes to help reduce the risk of contamination transfer between sites.

Biosecurity washing focuses on process control, consistency, and separation of cleaning and sanitizing steps rather than appearance alone.

A biosecurity system can be designed to include both cleaning and sanitizing stages, depending on the level of risk control required.

Consistency is important because it ensures the same process is followed every time, helping reduce variability that can increase risk.

A biosecurity wash typically takes about 1 to 5 minutes depending on system design and the number of wash and sanitizing steps used.

Biosecurity systems are commonly designed to be touchless and brushless to reduce cross-contact and simplify cleaning.

The system can be customized based on traffic flow, facility layout, vehicle types, and biosecurity protocols. Some use only a sanitizer arch, others are full touchless wash systems.

A properly designed biosecurity system supports consistent processes that can help facilities meet internal and external biosecurity requirements.

Undercarriage cleaning is commonly included because the underside of vehicles is a high-risk area for contamination transfer.

A biosecurity vehicle wash is part of a broader risk-reduction strategy and supports consistent application of cleaning and sanitizing processes, but it does not replace overall facility biosecurity protocols.

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