Daniels Robotic Washline Technology

In a seamless automated action, the robotic arms of the Daniels Washsmart tip the collector upside down to expel contents into a large holding bin situated beneath the machine. 

Strong jet streams of water are injected into the collector to flush out any stubborn residue, at a high pressure force, this flushing process removes dry blood or residual fluids.

The collector undergoes a cold and hot water wash up to a maximum temperature of 131°F. The Daniels Washsmart recycles water from an earlier stage of the cycle to minimize environmental burden.  

The collector enters into a secure chamber where it undergoes two phases of a hot water rinse, the first a detergent wash to 131°F  for 45 seconds and the second final rinse for 15 seconds at 185°F.

The final stage of the Washsmart process is to remove surface water, thereby eliminating the possibility of subsequent microbial growth; this process is undertaken via a blow-dry mechanism. This process, coupled with the heat of the plastic following hot rinse, results in Sharpsmart collectors emerging dry and ready for immediate use.

Daniels have a unique coating formulation which is applied at every wash to enable Sharpsmart collectors to easily shed sticky adhesives, blood, body fluids and dyes. More than 200 formulations were developed, researched and engineered before the Daniels SMARTGUARD formula was patented

At the end of the process each Sharpsmart collector is subjected to a 10-point Quality Assurance Check for function, scuffs, cuts and smears. The Washsmart process achieves a 6Log reduction in bio burden – some 1000 times greater than that required for thorough cleaning.