Integrated CIP cleaning tank

An integrated CIP cleaning system means that the entire system is one-piece, with acid tanks, alkali tanks, and hot water tanks all designed as a single unit, saving space and reducing costs. Compared to modular CIP systems, integrated CIP is suitable for small-scale CIP cleaning systems. Integrated CIP can be designed as either mobile or fixed. The CIP cleaning system is one of the prerequisites for hygiene standards in food and pharmaceutical production. It can eliminate cross-contamination of active ingredients, remove insoluble particulates, and reduce or eliminate microbial and pyrogen contamination of products. GMP recommends that food and pharmaceutical companies use online CIP cleaning systems as much as possible. However, due to the high cost of fully automatic CIP cleaning systems abroad, their use is limited in China. Our company’s professional technicians have addressed various issues by absorbing and adapting advanced foreign technologies, successfully developing an integrated CIP cleaning system with high automation, ease of operation, and reasonable pricing.

The system can perform acid washing, alkali washing, and hot water rinsing independently, or it can be programmed to automatically carry out specific cleaning procedures as needed. Not only does it effectively clean the equipment, but it also controls microbial growth. Additionally, semi-automatic and fully automatic control systems can be configured according to customer requirements. Compared with manual cleaning, this significantly reduces cleaning time and improves work efficiency. The use of cleaning agents and water will be more scientifically sound and reasonable. At the same time, steam consumption is relatively low, achieving the goal of energy conservation. Therefore, it effectively reduces cleaning costs. Advanced CIP cleaning PLC logic control ensures our program is more complete, and with high-quality imported control components, the system can operate stably and reliably over the long term. A user-friendly human-machine interface (HMI) can shorten operator training time and intuitively display the working status of key equipment components. An easy-to-understand help interface assists operators in diagnosing and handling various common faults, ensuring the equipment is promptly restored to normal operation.