Cleaning boxes used in industry is essential to ensure parts quality, handling and storage safety. These boxes can contain a variety of components, from small screws to larger mechanical parts. Their cleanliness is important to maintain the functionality and durability of these components.

Box cleaning includes

  • Emptying the boxes: Emptying the boxes of all components and debris.

  • Visual inspection: Inspection of boxes for the presence of coarse dirt, oil stains, dust and other contaminants.

  • Mechanical removal of coarse dirt: Use brushes, scrapers, sponges or air to remove coarse dirt from the surface of the boxes.

  • Washing with water and detergent: Use water, a suitable detergent and a high pressure cleaner to rinse and remove oil, grease, dust and other box contaminants.

  • Mechanical cleaning: Use a brush or sponge to thoroughly mechanically clean the boxes, focusing on corners and hard-to-reach areas.

  • Application of disinfectant: If a higher level of cleanliness is required, apply a suitable disinfectant.

  • Air drying or wiping: The boxes are left to air dry or dried with clean cloths. The boxes are completely dry before reuse or storage.

  • Sorting boxes: Boxes are sorted according to size or customer’s request.

  • Labelling of boxes: Boxes are marked according to the sequence (request) from the customer.

Regularity of cleaning and documentation

  • Establishing a regular schedule for cleaning the boxes, ensuring their ongoing cleanliness and hygiene.

  • Adjust the cleaning frequency according to the type of use and the level of contamination.
  • Keeping a record of the cleaning performed can help with audits and ensuring that cleanliness and quality standards are met.