Step 1
Docking
The trailer or container docks at the Nexus. Collision protection and sensors monitor the whole process.
How it works
From docking to certificate in three steps
The driver docks, the robot washes, and the certificate is ready. No operator is involved and there is no manual step in between.
A wash cycle with the HB Nexus consists of three steps. The trailer or container docks, monitored by collision protection and sensors. The telescopic arm moves inside and cleans floor, walls and ceiling according to a fixed programme. Nuvix then records the wash cycle with a HACCP certificate.
The three steps
Dock, robot wash, certificate
Step 2
Robot wash
The wash head moves inside and cleans the entire interior: floor, walls and ceiling. Without a single hand of manual work.
Step 3
Certificate
Every wash cycle is automatically registered with a HACCP certificate via Nuvix. Demonstrable at every audit.
The certificate
What the certificate records, and why an auditor asks for it
The certificate records per wash cycle what was done, to which vehicle and for how long. That is exactly the information an auditor asks for when they want to know whether a cargo space was cleaned as agreed.
- Wash cycle number
- Unique per wash cycle, so a registration can be found again.
- Licence plate
- Links the wash cycle to a vehicle instead of to a date.
- Programme
- Which wash programme ran, for example Full HACCP.
- Duration
- How long the cycle actually ran.
- Status
- Whether the wash cycle was fully completed and registered.
Planning
What this means for your planning
A full HACCP wash cycle takes a maximum of 15 minutes. That is four wash cycles per hour, day and night, without anyone having to be at the wash site. Throughput no longer depends on who is on shift.
Frequently asked questions
About the process
How long does a full wash cycle take?
A full HACCP wash cycle including disinfection takes a maximum of 15 minutes. That is 4 wash cycles per hour, day and night.
Is the Nexus safe for my staff?
Yes. Nobody enters the box any more: the robot does the work. The chemicals are kept in a sealed technical room and dosed automatically, and collision protection with sensors always keeps machine, vehicle and staff apart.
Is training needed to operate the machine?
No. The driver docks the vehicle and the machine does the rest. No operator or controls are needed at the wash site.
Ready for the next step?
The first orders have been placed. Book a demo.
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