01. Extended equipment lifespan

Regular maintenance ensures that crucial components of a washing system, such as pumps, spray nozzles, and conveyor belts, remain free from accumulations and deposits. This prevents excessive wear and ensures the equipment lasts longer. Expensive part replacements can therefor be postponed or avoided, resulting in significant long-term savings.

02. Preventing unexpected downtime

Unexpected breakdowns can result in costly downtimes, production losses, and possible reputational damage. Regular checks and maintenance allow you to detect and resolve potential problems early before they lead to malfunctions. This keeps your production process running smoothly and without interruptions.

03. Optimization of cleaning results

A well-maintained washing system performs optimally, which means it not only operates more efficiently but also produces better cleaning results. This is crucial in various sectors where even the slightest trace of contamination can have severe consequences for food safety. Regular maintenance ensures spray nozzles don’t get clogged and filters remain clean, allowing the equipment to work at full capacity.

04. Compliance with hygiene standards

The food industry has strict rules and guidelines, such as HACCP and BRC, that must be adhered to. Periodic maintenance of your washing systems helps to comply with these standards, as it ensures that the equipment functions correctly and maintains the required hygiene levels. During audits, documented maintenance can also serve as evidence that you proactively manage hygiene in your production environment.

05. Long-term cost savings

While maintenance may seem like an additional expense at first glance, it can lead to significant savings in the long term. By detecting and remedying minor issues, you prevent them from escalating into costly repairs or even the need to replace complete systems. In addiction, well-functioning equipment contributes to energy savings, because the system is not unnecessarily burdened.

Specific Maintenance Needs of Different Washing Systems

Each type of washing system has its own specific maintenance requirements. There is an overview of some essential periodic maintenance tasks for crate washers, eurobin washers, and professional dishwashers:

• Filter cleaning
• Cleaning the washing machine
• Descalcifying
• Cleaning heating elements
• Cleaning detergent sensors (if applicable)
• Cleaning spray nozzles and spraying pipes
• Testing of drive motor
• Oiling drive roller chains
• Check pumps for leakage
• Check the conveyor belt for chain tension
• Inspecting motor protection
• Check the pipe connections for leakage
• Cleaning the guide plates and wear controls
• ...

How Can BOONS FIS Help?

At BOONS FIS, we understand the importance of proper maintenance for the operational reliability of your washing systems. We offer tailored maintenance plans that are customized to the specific needs of your equipment. Our experienced technicians ensure that your systems remain in top condition, so you can focus on your core activities.

Our services include:

• Preventive maintenance: Regular inspections and maintenance to identify and solve problems early.
   
• Failure maintenance: Fast and efficient support in case of unexpected failures to minimize downtime.