Texwipe TX7054 AlphaMop™ Stainless Steel Rectangular Bucket — 7 Gallon (28 L), Seamless 304 Stainless, 21" x 13" x 8"
TX7054 is a seamless stainless steel rectangular bucket designed to support controlled-environment wet cleaning with Texwipe’s AlphaMop™ system and other common cleanroom flat mops. It is used for solution make-up, controlled dilution, and application/removal of disinfectants and cleaners in critical environments where bucket cleanliness, repeatability, and handling discipline directly affect floor, wall, and ceiling cleaning outcomes.
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Published configuration (TX7054)
- Bucket type: Seamless stainless steel rectangular bucket (AlphaMop™ bucket)
- Material: 100% 304 stainless steel
- Capacity: 7 gallons (28 liters)
- Physical dimensions: 21" L x 13" W x 8" H (53 cm L x 33 cm W x 20 cm H)
- Packaging: 1 bucket per case
- System compatibility (as published): Designed for use with Texwipe AlphaMop™ and other common cleanroom flat mops (up to 18" length x 9.5" width [45 cm x 24 cm] maximum)
- Autoclave: Autoclave safe (bucket hardware)
- Interior markings: Interior volume marks for accurate dilution (as published for AlphaMop bucket system)
- Published environment: ISO Class 3–7 environments (as published by manufacturer for AlphaMop system/buckets)
- Bucket liners: Sterile bucket liners are not recommended for TX7054 (as published)
Why a seamless stainless bucket is used in critical environments
Stainless bucket hardware is selected when teams need repeatable solution control, robust wipe-down/autoclave compatibility (when permitted by the site), and a durable component that can be cleaned to a high standard. Your contamination control result still depends on process discipline: dedicate buckets to a specific chemistry, control how they are staged, and prevent cross-contact between “dirty” and “clean” tools.
Practical cleanroom use guidance (technicians and engineers)
- Dedicated-chemistry control: Assign TX7054 to a specific disinfectant/cleaner family (or a defined rotation) and label it per your site practice to reduce residue carryover and unintended chemical mixing.
- Dilution accuracy: Use the interior volume marks to support repeatable dilution. Build your solution at the bucket (not in the wringer) to avoid foaming, splash, and concentration drift.
- Two- or three-bucket workflow: For higher-control programs, use a defined approach (e.g., apply solution / rinse / final) with physical separation to reduce redeposition of soils and spent chemistry. The TX7046 cart and TX7046E extender are designed to support multi-bucket staging (as published).
- Transfer control: Move the bucket by the handle/approved grab points (per your site practice) and avoid rim contact with garments, carts, or floor edges to reduce particle transfer to solution.
- Wringer integration: Pair with the rectangular bucket wringer (TX7043) for controlled expression when using compatible mop covers/pads. Avoid over-wringing that can aerosolize droplets or cause splash contamination.
- End-of-task closeout: Drain per SOP, then clean and dry the bucket completely. Residual chemistry left to dry is a common root cause of staining, residue film, and downstream drag-out onto floors.
Compatibility and wipe-down notes
- Disinfectants and cleaners (as published): Intended for applying and removing solutions including disinfectants; manufacturer notes ideal use with common disinfectants and cleaners (including Texwipe’s TexQ in AlphaMop literature).
- IPA/DI wipe-down tolerance: Not published as a numeric compatibility specification for TX7054. If your program requires external wipe-down (e.g., IPA or other chemistry), qualify the practice under your site SOP (contact time, concentration, dry time, and residue acceptance).
- Autoclave practice: Bucket hardware is published as autoclave safe. Confirm your cycle parameters and handling (hot transfer, dry time, and reintroduction controls) with your contamination control/sterility program requirements before standardizing.
- Bucket liners: Sterile bucket liners are published as not recommended for TX7054. If liner use is required by local practice, validate an alternative method that does not compromise fit, stability, or cleaning efficacy.
System compatibility (published components)
Use this table to standardize an AlphaMop™ bucket station with consistent parts, documentation, and spares.
| Component |
SKU |
Published purpose / notes |
| Stainless steel rectangular bucket |
TX7054 |
7-gallon (28 L) seamless 304 stainless bucket; 21" x 13" x 8" |
| Wringer for rectangular buckets |
TX7043 |
Rectangular bucket wringer; stainless steel (as published in AlphaMop bucket/wringer literature) |
| Stainless steel cart for rectangular buckets |
TX7046 |
Bucket cart for rectangular bucket station; supports multi-bucket workflow (as published) |
| Cart extender (three-bucket system) |
TX7046E |
Extender converts cart into a three-bucket system (as published) |
| Sterile bucket liners (compatibility note) |
TX7099 |
Published as not recommended for TX7054 (and TX7063) in AlphaMop bucket/wringer literature |
Common failure modes
- Cross-contamination between chemistries: Mixing residues from different disinfectant families can reduce efficacy and create film. Prevent with dedicated buckets, defined rotation, and documented cleanout between chemistries.
- Residue film and drag-out: Dried solution on bucket walls, wringer hardware, or rims can re-enter fresh solution and transfer to floors. Prevent with end-of-task drain/clean/dry discipline and visual inspection under good lighting.
- Particle introduction from staging: Setting the bucket on uncontrolled surfaces or rolling through dirty thresholds can seed the exterior with debris that migrates to gloves and then to solution. Prevent with controlled staging zones and cart-based transport.
- Splash/aerosol generation: Aggressive wringing, fast mop agitation, or overfilled buckets can aerosolize droplets. Prevent with fill-level control, measured expression, and slow movements near critical areas.
Storage and handling best practices
- Introduce the bucket into the controlled area per your site transfer SOP; keep it covered/contained when not actively in use.
- Store dry and inverted (where permitted) to reduce water spotting and residue carryover from pooled liquid.
- Avoid nesting buckets or stacking metal-on-metal in a way that can create scuffing or edge damage.
- Maintain a defined cleaning frequency for bucket hardware (and wringer/cart if used) with documented checks for residue, staining, and mechanical wear.
Documentation
SOS-hosted Texwipe AlphaMop™ Technical Data Sheet (AlphaMop TDS _ ALL _ 2014):
Click HereTexwipe AlphaMop™ Technical Data Sheet (manufacturer PDF):
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