A hygiene station is a specialized area or facility established to meet the requirements of personnel hygiene in specific places or industries. The detailed introduction is as follows:

Functions

• Cleaning function: Equipped with hand washing basins, shower facilities, etc., it is used for personnel to carry out body cleaning to remove dirt, dust, etc. on the body surface. For example, in a food processing workshop, workers need to wash their hands and disinfect themselves at the hygiene station before entering to prevent hand bacteria from contaminating food.
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• Disinfection function: Disinfection channels, disinfection equipment or disinfection supplies are set up to disinfect the clothing, shoes and boots, and body surface of personnel to kill microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses that may be carried. For instance, in some infectious disease areas of hospitals, medical staff and patients need to go through the disinfection process of the hygiene station before entering a specific area to reduce the risk of cross-infection.
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• Clothing change function: Usually, there is a changing room with facilities such as lockers, which is convenient for personnel to change work clothes, shoe covers, etc., to ensure that personnel entering a specific area wear clothing that meets the hygiene standards and avoid bringing external pollutants in. For example, in the dust-free workshop of an electronics factory, workers must change into dust-free clothes at the hygiene station before entering the workshop to prevent impurities such as dust from affecting the quality of products.
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Application scenarios

• Food processing industry: It ensures food hygiene and safety, prevents pollutants carried by personnel from entering the food production process, and ensures that products meet food safety standards.
• Medical and health field: In areas such as operating rooms, delivery rooms, infectious disease wards in hospitals, as well as clean workshops in pharmaceutical factories, it helps to control the spread of germs, protect the health of patients and medical staff, and ensure the quality of drug production.
• Electronic manufacturing industry: For example, in the production workshops of semiconductor chips, which have extremely high requirements for environmental cleanliness, the hygiene station can prevent impurities such as dust and hair brought in by personnel from causing damage to precision electronic components.
• Scientific research laboratories: In some laboratories with strict requirements for the experimental environment, such as microbiology laboratories and genetic laboratories, personnel need to clean and disinfect themselves at the hygiene station before entering to avoid external contamination of the experiment and ensure the accuracy of experimental results
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