Dry Vapor Sanitation · Food Processing
THE CONTAMINATION CHALLENGE
A deep clean means teardown, rinsing, and drying in an ever-shrinking sanitation window, and any overrun comes out of production.
Finished product is most exposed to mold after processing, during conveying and packaging. Product that molds early comes back as returns or waste.
Low-moisture products and processes need to stay dry, but every washdown adds water. Condensation and slow drying create the damp conditions mold and yeast need.
THE SOLUTION FOR FOOD PROCESSING
Automated operation means no shift-to-shift variability. Consistent performance your team can count on, every cycle.
Activate with a single touch. No specialized training, no complex protocols. Engineered to fit the way your team already works.
Hypochlorous acid is non-irritating and VOC-free, and it breaks down into saline, leaving no residue on surfaces.
Covers up to 10,000 sq. ft. in under 10 minutes. Run between shifts, during changeovers, or overnight, with nothing to rinse after.
Dry vapor neutralizes contamination without adding moisture, so there's no condensation or wet surfaces left to feed mold and yeast.
Overhead fixtures, the backs of equipment, and spiral frames are covered in the same cycle, with no lifts, ladders, or teardown.
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Common questions about NebulaOne in food processing environments.
No. Dry vapor doesn’t add moisture or raise humidity. The particles are small enough to travel with your airflow instead of settling as droplets, so surfaces stay dry and there’s nothing to wait on afterward. That makes it a natural fit for dry processing areas.
Steam uses heat. Foggers use larger droplets that can leave surfaces wet. NebulaOne uses neither: dry vapor under 2 microns that follows your airflow and adds no moisture.
No. When used as directed, hypochlorous acid is tolerance exempt on food-contact surfaces and breaks down into saline, leaving no residue, so there’s nothing to wipe down or rinse before production.
Run it between shifts, at changeover, or overnight. Cycles can be programmed in advance or started with one touch.
No. NebulaOne is built to be run by anyone on your sanitation crew: fill it, roll it into place, and start the cycle with one touch. Cycles can also be programmed in advance.
No. NebulaOne is designed to enhance your existing sanitation program, not replace it. Your SSOPs and chemical sanitizers stay in place, and NebulaOne adds a layer between cycles that strengthens what your team already does, without protocol overhauls.
Yes. It’s designed for use around control panels, sensors, and other electronics without causing damage or corrosion. If your equipment has specific manufacturer guidance, our team can review it with you.