Cleaning In Place Components

Programmable Wash Units - These form the heart of a Cleaning In Place (CIP) system, handling all filtering, preheating, mixing, and pumping of water, detergents, and demineralized water. They provide continuous monitoring and control of cleaning parameters, including flow rates, detergent concentrations, temperatures, and wash times, for full process validation.

Retractable Tank Cleaners - An effective tank cleaner has a well-defined spray pattern for effective cleaning of tank, filter housing, and inlet air plenum. It is fully retractable and protected from product contact during normal processing.

Through-the-Wall Construction - Ancillary equipment is housed outside the process room, simplifying cleaning.

Control Systems - A full range of control options are available, including a graphical operator interface, online monitoring and trending, recipe handling, and batch management with bar coding. Continuous monitoring allows the user to document all cleaning parameters, maintaining a record of performance when required. The system can monitor and record flow rates, chemical concentrations, volumes, and temperatures.

Equipment Details

Distributor plate - A specially designed, patented air distributor (NON-SIFTING GILL PLATE™) is much easier to clean than traditional double-layer designs. It is welded in place to eliminate powder traps.

Cartridge filters - Stainless filter cartridges are the only fluid bed filters that can be fully cleaned in place.

Wash-in-Place (WIP) Filters - Filters are washed in place by rinsing, then manually removed to an ultrasonic cleaner.

Cleaning Nozzles - Available in a range of designs that suit various plant sizes and process substances, cleaning nozzles are strategically positioned to optimize cleaning.

Cleaning In Place Discharge Mill - integrated systems feature a discharge mill that can be cleaned in place for complete containment of potent substances.

Reverse-Rotate Impeller - The impeller is reverse-rotated during cleaning for maximum agitation and scouring of the bow, and effective cleaning of the underside of the blade.