At WERO you will find a large selection of different hygiene dispensers made of plastic and aluminium. In addition to dispensers for washing lotions and disinfectants, we also stock paper towel dispensers, wall-mounted soap dispensers and disinfectant dispensers.
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
Content: 20 Pack (€3.09* / 1 Pack)
Content: 6 Rolle (€13.02* / 1 Rolle)
A professional and harmonised skin protection concept can only be successful if it is quickly and easily accessible to the user. Whether skin protection, skin cleansing, skin care or hand disinfection. Suitable hygiene dispensers ensure the correct dosage as well as hygienic and economical dispensing of the products. Hygiene dispensers are particularly advantageous in public facilities or heavily frequented areas.
Hygiene dispensers are useful in almost all environments as they provide a clean, efficient and easily accessible way of distributing soap, disinfectant, paper towels and other hygiene products. In businesses and public facilities in particular, hygiene dispensers help to maintain hygiene standards and reduce the risk of disease transmission. In clinics and hospitals, they are indispensable for ensuring continuous hand hygiene to protect patients and staff. But hygiene dispensers also make an important contribution to health and cleanliness in offices, schools, restaurants and public toilets.
Hygiene dispensers offer numerous advantages that make them a sustainable and practical solution. One of the biggest advantages is the metered dispensing of the respective contents, which not only reduces consumption, but also saves costs and protects the environment. They also offer protection against theft, as most dispensers are designed to make unauthorised emptying more difficult. Touchless hygiene dispensers are particularly hygienic as they can be operated without contact. This minimises the risk of cross-contamination and contributes significantly to compliance with high hygiene standards, especially in sensitive areas such as hospitals or food processing.
The type of filling always depends heavily on the dispenser system selected. A dispenser system cannot necessarily be filled with all liquids. Special washing paste dispensers should not be filled with liquid soap, as there is a risk of liquid soap leaking out of the outlet tap. In addition, the suction pipe of a washing paste dispenser is significantly thicker than that of soap or disinfectant dispensers. When choosing the right dispenser, always pay attention to the type designation.
With manual dispenser systems, a lever must be operated by hand or forearm. When using for the first time, the lever must be pressed a few times as far as it will go until the dispenser dispenses - repeated pressing pumps the liquid into the dispenser system so that a constant flow is created with each pump.
With most manual dispenser systems, the desired dispensing quantity can be set. The desired dispensing quantity can be set by turning the dispensing wheel. The range is between 0.5 ml per stroke and 1.5 ml per stroke.
In automatic dispenser systems, liquid soap and disinfectant are dosed via a removable suction or dosing pump. Depending on the dispenser, the dosing quantity can be changed by adjusting the pump. The dispenser uses sensors and control electronics to recognise a hand approaching the outlet from below and then automatically carries out the pumping process or pump stroke. It is best to form a small hollow with your hand and hold it approx. 4 cm below the spout.
There is no right or wrong here - it depends on the area of application. Experience shows that manual dispenser systems are often used for washroom hygiene in trade and industry. With manual dispensers, more liquid can be pumped more quickly with the arm lever than with automatic/touchless dispensers.
Touchless dispenser systems are often used in entrance areas of administrative or office buildings, e.g. in the form of disinfection columns. Here, cleaning and disinfection processes should be as contactless as possible. Even in times of increased risk of infection, contactless dispenser dispensing is preferable to manual dispensing to protect against cross-contamination.
The hygiene dispensers are usually very easy to mount on the wall. Many of the dispenser systems have a mounting plate. This is attached to the wall using the enclosed screws and plugs. The hygiene dispenser is then pushed onto the mounting plate from above.
Our plastic direct dispenser for washing pastes and liquid soaps is attached directly to the wall without a mounting plate. No wall mounting is required for our WERO disinfection column either.
Additional service for you: We are happy to take care of the installation of all dispenser systems at your premises. With the WERO installation service, you receive qualified installation and filling of your dispenser systems - without any drilling holes.
After a certain period of use, it is advisable to clean the dispenser system - this cleaning should then be repeated at regular intervals. A general cycle cannot be defined here, as the degree of soiling depends on the intensity of use and the location of the dispenser, among other things.
Cleaning prevents the system from clogging and also serves to maintain hygiene. In our guide, we have put together step-by-step instructions on how to optimise the cleaning of a WERO dispenser system.
The employer must ensure the hygienic and organisational conditions for the implementation of skin protection.Dispenser systems for skin protection, skin cleansing and skin care products are user aids for hygienic but also dosed (and therefore economical) dispensing of the products.The dispensers should be installed in the area of the individual washing points.Extract from DGUV Information 212-017"General prevention guideline for skin protection"Paragraph 5 Provision and use of skin protection products