Why it completes the entry station
As much as hand and sole hygiene, staff wearing the right gear (hairnet, overshoe, mask) is part of contamination control. Dispenser boxes keep this gear orderly and within reach; waste bins collect used items at the entry point. A disinfectant-reservoir mat adds a further layer for foot-sole disinfection.
Product family
- BGM Set — hairnet/overshoe/mask compartments on top, a waste bin below; a stackable full station.
- BM Set — a hairnet/mask box on top and an overshoe box below; a stackable station.
- BGM Box — a 3-compartment dispenser box for hairnets, overshoes and masks.
- BM Box — a 2-compartment dispenser box for hairnets and masks.
- B Box — a single-compartment holder for overshoes, hairnets or waste; in different sizes.
- Hygiene Mat — with a disinfectant reservoir and mat; a stainless-framed unit for foot-sole disinfection.
How to choose
- Required gear: hairnet/mask only, or overshoe too — this sets the number of compartments.
- Waste need: an integrated waste bin for used items (BGM Set) or a separate box.
- Mat size: four sizes according to crossing width and entry traffic.
Where is a gowning standard needed?
Wherever hairnet, overshoe and mask use is mandatory: pharma-cosmetics cleanroom entries, catering kitchens and food plants. Because the dispenser boxes and mats face hand contact and disinfectant all day, they are built in AISI 304 stainless steel and wipe clean easily.
Hygiene Equipment products
7 models — each configured and priced for your facility.
Common questions about hygiene equipment
What is the difference between the BGM Set and the BGM Box?
The BGM Box is a 3-compartment product for dispensing hairnets, overshoes and masks only. The BGM Set is a stackable full station that combines those compartments with a waste bin below — gear dispensing and waste collection in one unit.
Is a hygiene mat enough on its own?
A hygiene mat is a good additional layer for foot-sole disinfection, but it does not provide mechanical sole cleaning or an auditable turnstile crossing. In high-risk areas it is best used together with a barrier or a washing machine.
Can the equipment be integrated into the barrier?
Yes. BGM boxes can be integrated into many hygiene barrier models, so staff complete the hygiene step and pick up the required gear during the crossing. The combination is planned according to the facility’s flow.
