About RinseRail
Solving a small problem that happens every single day.
Soda fountain nozzles need to be cleaned every shift. It's a required task in every foodservice operation that serves fountain beverages — and it's done by hand, every time. RinseRail is designed to change that.
Where it started.
RinseRail was developed after observing the daily cleaning routine in commercial foodservice environments. Removing, cleaning, and reassembling soda fountain nozzles and their small parts is a repetitive task that takes time and attention — and the small parts are easy to lose track of. The goal was simple: design a system that keeps everything organized and handles the cleaning automatically.
Intellectual property.
Patent PendingThe RinseRail system is patent pending. The design covers the multi-station cassette format, the integrated small parts holders, and the automated cleaning cycle approach. This IP position is available to licensing and manufacturing partners who move early.
Status
Patent Pending
Coverage
Multi-station cassette design, integrated small parts holders, automated cleaning cycle
Availability
Open to licensing arrangements with qualified manufacturers and distributors
How it works.
Six-station cassette
Six individual stations each hold one nozzle set and its associated small parts. Everything stays grouped from removal through reassembly.
Automated cleaning cycle
Once loaded, the system runs an automated cleaning cycle — designed to work within standard commercial dishwashing environments.
Compact footprint
The unit is designed for countertop or wall-mounted installation, fitting into existing cleaning station layouts without major reconfiguration.
Designed for manufacturability
The system was developed with production in mind — consistent geometry, standard materials, and a form factor suited to commercial kitchen supply channels.
Want to know more?
If you're a manufacturer, distributor, or operator interested in learning more about the technology or exploring a partnership, we'd like to hear from you.