Industrial facilities need hot water for effective sanitation — but uncontrolled hot water or steam is a serious burn hazard. SuperKlean washdown stations solve this by safely blending your heat source with cold water to deliver tempered water at a controlled, safe temperature.
Without a proper mixing station, facilities face two dangerous extremes.
THE SOLUTION: A SUPERKLEAN WASHDOWN STATION DELIVERS WATER AT THE IDEAL 120°F–160°F RANGE — SAFE FOR OPERATORS, EFFECTIVE FOR SANITATION.
The mixing process is simple, reliable, and engineered for industrial environments.
Your facility's hot water supply or steam line connects to the hot inlet. Pressure is regulated to safe operating range.
Cold water supply connects to the cold inlet. The operator adjusts the cold valve to control the blend ratio.
Hot and cold streams blend inside the mixing chamber. The built-in thermometer lets operators verify the output temperature.
The DuraMix 8000T and Model 3600M-B-T feature thermostatic shutoff valves that automatically stop water flow if the output temperature exceeds 185°F. This protects operators even if the cold water supply is interrupted — a critical safety feature for OSHA compliance and high-risk environments.
SuperKlean makes both types. Here's how to know which one your facility needs.
Use our product selector or speak with an expert at Northeast Controls.