Design Team
The design department unanimously declares: this summer, only one color reigns supreme—WiZARTEC® yellow!
#Materials used in hygienic design
In industrial installations, especially in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries, it is crucial to use materials that meet rigorous hygiene requirements.
📌 Stainless steel is most commonly used, the type and surface treatment of which must be selected for the working conditions to ensure ease of cleaning, corrosion resistance to cleaning agents and neutrality towards products. Appropriate seals are also important, meeting the same requirements as the device material, made of materials approved for contact with food, such as EPDM, PTFE or silicone.
All of these materials must meet international hygiene standards, ensuring #safety and cleanliness of production processes.
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iPS Control® and WiZARTEC® Collaboration
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Our experts at the Foodforum conference
We are pleased to announce that during the FOODFORUM 2025 conference, organized in Uniejów, our representatives Paulina Grugiel and Marzena Miszczak will be among the speakers.
#UNAS: prefabrication of technological installations
Before the Client can enjoy a timely and efficiently operating installation, we assemble and ruthlessly test the whole thing on our premises.
#HygienicDesign: rigorous design standards
Hygienic design, or design in the service of hygiene… cleverly and with the future use process in mind, we propose solutions in our projects that make it easier to keep the installation clean.
#HygienicDesign: Hygienic vs. Aseptic
Hygienic and aseptic devices differ in their level of protection against production contamination.
#HygienicDesign: Dead Zones
Dead zones in industrial installations are areas where the flow of liquids or gases is negligible or non-existent.
#HygienicDesign in the pet food industry
In the context of the pet food industry, the issue of hygienic design, or Hygienic Design, is becoming extremely important.