Your expert partner in hygienic solutions


Putting Hygiene First contamination risks


Hiding in plain sight Protect your food against hidden


contamination risks Small items, bigger risks.


Our BST J800 pens are designed to keep your food production safe.


Teknomek have partnered with ACO to provide the HygieneFirst drainage system as channel and gully kits. Tackling two of the food industry’s biggest concerns, these kits reduce the risk of food contamination and listeria while optimising cleaning costs.


Designed according to BS EN 1672, BS ISO 14159 and EHEDG, which includes internal 3mm radii for easy and effective cleaning and elininating crevices for bacteria residence.


Prioritising hygiene from the floor up Small items, bigger risks.


Our BST J800 pens are designed to keep your food production safe.


Our ACO HygieneFirst drainage systems’ hygienic design minimises harmful bacteria and pathogen contamination.


Hiding in plain sight Protect your food against hidden


Your expert partner in hygienic solutions


Helping ensure food safety throughout the food production process:


Helping ensure food safety throughout the food production process:


• Metal detectable and x-ray visible • Silver ion anti-bacterial technology • Shatter resistant • HACCP colour coded • EU & FDA food regulation approved • Made in Britain.


• Metal detectable and x-ray visible • Silver ion anti-bacterial technology • Shatter resistant • HACCP colour coded • EU & FDA food regulation approved • Made in Britain.


Call now on +44 (0)1603 788 833 or email mail@teknomek.co.uk


Call now on +44 (0)1603 788 833 or email mail@teknomek.co.uk


Call now on +44 (0)1603 788 833 or email mail@teknomek.co.uk


www.teknomek.co.uk www.teknomek.co.uk


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