Single Station Surgical Scrub Sink

A single station surgical scrub sink is a hand cleaning and disinfection unit designed for clean environments where staff must scrub without re-contaminating their hands. It is fabricated from 304 stainless steel with an ergonomic work height and a thickened tube structure that carries the sink body steadily. The basin interior is deep-polished to reduce hygiene dead corners, so no dirt or residue lodges at the corners after repeated surgical scrubs. Four non-contact activation methods are offered - sensor, foot pedal, knee control, and combined sensor plus knee control - letting the water start and stop without the user touching a tap. The standard package includes a faucet, a soap dispenser, and inlet/outlet water pipes; a water heater and an LED mirror are available as options. After a surgical scrub, staff must avoid touching the basin edge or tap, which is why the deep-polished, seam-free interior and the non-contact activation are specified together rather than treated as separate extras. Finished size is around 800 x 600 x 800/1800 mm.
In a surgical scrub protocol, touching a tap after scrubbing defeats the whole procedure, so the activation method is not a minor accessory - it is the product. The procurement value here is being able to match the control option to the actual workflow: sensor activation for open scrub areas where hands are fully lathered, foot pedal or knee control where plumbing budgets are tighter or where sensors are unreliable in wet rooms, and the combined sensor-plus-knee option for strict aseptic suites. Because every option uses the same deep-polished basin and thickened tube structure, the buyer does not trade away corrosion resistance or cleanability to get the control method they need. The optional water heater and LED mirror then let one unit cover both the scrub and the post-scrub mirror check without adding separate fittings.