Automated Cage Wash Systems

Whether you process a few hundred cages a day or thousands, we match chamber size, conveyor style, and utilities to your cycle time targets and facility constraints. Features include precise temperature control, conductivity-verified rinses, robust filtration/straining, and options for heat or air-assisted drying modules to reduce turnaround time.

• Continuous conveyor for maximum throughput and predictable takt time.
• Multi-zone wash/rinse with high-impact spray coverage and thermal disinfection.
• Energy & water recovery to cut utility load while maintaining performance.

• Batch processing ideal for mixed loads, small rooms, or off-peak use.
• Programmable cycles with selectable temps, times, and chem dosing.
• Compact footprints with pass-through options for clean/dirty separation.

• Rack adapters & carts align with cage/tunnel workflows to reduce handling.
• Bottle baskets & manifolds coordinate with downstream rinse and sterilization.
• Air blow-off / drying options to speed re-use and staging.

• Thermal disinfection with verified time-at-temperature profiles.
• Conductivity / TDS checks for final rinse quality assurance.
• Self-cleaning strainers & multi-stage filtration to protect spray performance.
• Data logging for cycle parameters, alarms, and compliance records.

• Heat reclaim & water recirculation to lower operating costs.
• Steam, electric, or gas heat options matched to plant utilities.
• Low-noise conveyors & access panels for technician comfort and fast service.
• Floor drains & splash control to maintain safe, clean work areas.

We help you size, specify, and commission automated cage wash systems that hit your throughput, containment, and sustainability goals—without sacrificing reliability.

• Right-sized capacity: models and options tuned to daily cage counts and peak loads.
• Validated cycles: repeatable disinfection with documentation for audits and AAALAC expectations.
• Lifecycle support: layout guidance, install coordination, training, and responsive service.

Tunnel washers maximize throughput and reduce staging for large volumes. Cabinet washers suit mixed loads, lower volumes, or space-limited rooms with batch flexibility.

Many vivarium SOPs target final rinse temps in the 180–190°F (82–88°C) range with validated hold times; follow your institutional standards and manufacturer guidance.

Specify heat recovery, rinse recapture, and optimized spray coverage. Right-size cycle parameters and use conductivity-based final rinses to avoid over-flushing.

Routine strainer cleaning, spray arm inspection, nozzle descaling, gasket checks, and logging of temps/conductivity prevent gradual performance loss and unplanned downtime.