Two Person Washing Sink

A two person washing sink is a dual-station unit designed for clean environments where two operators need to clean and disinfect at the same time. It is built from 304 stainless steel with an ergonomic two-person layout and a polished basin that wipes down and disinfects easily. A high or low back panel is offered, and a thickened structure keeps the body stable under continuous use. Non-contact activation - sensor, foot pedal, knee control, or combined sensor plus knee control - keeps hands free during washing. Two operators can work side by side without crossing arms, which keeps the washing step efficient in labs and food lines where hand-washing frequency is high. Standard accessories include a faucet, soap dispenser, and inlet/outlet pipes, with a water heater and an LED mirror available as options. Standard sizes run about 1200 x 600 x 800/1800 mm and 1500 x 600 x 800/1800 mm, sized for two operators working side by side.

In many retrofitted labs and food-pharma lines, the floor space available for a wash station is neither as wide as a three-station unit nor as narrow as a single basin. The two-person format is the middle ground: at 1200 or 1500 mm wide it lets two operators wash in parallel without demanding the wall length that a three-station unit needs, which is the usual constraint in older cleanrooms and production corridors. The high-versus-low back panel then adapts the unit to splash-prone or tile-continuation walls, and the same non-contact activation options used on the larger sinks keep touchpoints to a minimum. This lets a buyer gain two-station throughput without over-sizing the footprint for a room that was never designed to fit a longer sink. The high or low back panel and the non-contact outlet keep the same hygiene logic as the larger units, but on a shorter wall.