Stable circulation
Supports consistent flow and turbulence for better soil removal across the entire circuit.
Product Industrial Cleaning
Non-Foaming CIP Cleaner
Low-foam / non-foaming cleaning agent designed for clean-in-place (CIP) circuits where foam control, rinseability, and consistent cleaning performance are required.
Packaging: drums / IBC / bulk (as applicable)
Documentation: SDS / COA / TDS on request
Lane options: alkaline / neutral blends (per inquiry)
Use cases: circulation cleaning of lines, tanks, heat exchangers (system dependent)
Performance levers: soil type, temperature, turbulence, contact time
Goal: clean + rinse clean (minimize residue / carryover)
Why foam control matters in CIP
In circulation cleaning, foam can reduce pump efficiency, destabilize flow, trigger false level readings, and limit effective contact on surfaces. Non-foaming (or very low-foam) cleaners are selected when systems require stable circulation, fast rinse-out, and minimal carryover to the next process step.
Rinseability
Designed to rinse clean to reduce residue and speed up changeovers (grade dependent).
Repeatability
Procurement-ready specification so your CIP results remain consistent order-to-order.
*Final performance depends on the full CIP program (concentration, temperature, time, and mechanical action). Share your parameters for best-fit selection.
Applications
Typical usage patterns. Tell us your process and constraints and we’ll align the right specification.
- CIP system cleaning for pipelines, tanks, valves, and circulation loops
- Process line washdown and residue control in closed circuits
- Low-foam cleaning where foam interrupts pumps/sensors or slows rinse-out
- Maintenance CIP-style cleaning in industrial processing (system dependent)
Soil targeting
Selection depends on your dominant soils and whether they’re heat-set or aged (proteins, fats, sugars, mixed).
System metallurgy
Share stainless grade, elastomers, and sensitive alloys to align compatibility and cleaning strength.
Process integration
We can align cleaner choice to your pre-rinse / wash / rinse sequence for better repeatability.
Typical specifications & formats
Values depend on grade and customer requirements. Confirm details on quotation and COA/TDS.
Foam profile
Low-foam / non-foaming (designed for circulation)
Cleaner type
Alkaline or neutral blends (per inquiry and soil profile)
Temperature window
Grade-dependent; select for your hot/ambient CIP program
Residue control
Formulated for rinseability to support fast changeovers
Water hardness tolerance
Builder packages vary; share hardness to avoid film/scale interactions
Selection inputs
Soil type, system metallurgy, and CIP parameters
Packaging
Drums, IBC, bulk (as applicable)
Documentation
SDS / COA standard; TDS on request
Customization
Additives and dilution guidance per process (lane dependent)
Performance levers
CIP cleaning success depends on chemistry + temperature + time + mechanical action (flow/turbulence). Provide your current cycle steps for a tighter recommendation.
Compatibility note
Always verify compatibility with elastomers, seals, and sensitive alloys. Confirm exposure time and temperature in your CIP program.
Repeat procurement
We align a stable grade definition and documentation pack so you can re-order confidently across maintenance cycles.
Specifications may vary depending on batch, origin, and packaging selection.
Technical guidance for CIP programs
Non-foaming CIP cleaners are typically chosen to keep circulation stable while removing soils efficiently. These practical points help shorten trials and improve repeatability.
Pre-rinse strategy
A strong pre-rinse can reduce soil load and improve detergent efficiency. Share your pre-rinse water temperature and time.
Flow & turbulence
Mechanical action matters. Insufficient flow can mimic “weak chemistry.” Provide pump flow rates if available.
Rinse verification
If you monitor conductivity or visual residue, tell us your acceptance criteria so we can prioritize rinse-clean performance.
Hard water management
Hardness can drive film or scaling interactions. Builder selection and rinse approach should match your water chemistry.
Soil mapping
Proteins and fats may require different alkalinity and surfactant balance than sugar residues. Share your dominant soils.
Temperature safety
Hot programs improve cleaning but affect gasket life and corrosion risk. Confirm your temperature window and metallurgy.
Request a quotation
We quote against a defined lane (alkaline/neutral), packaging, destination, and documentation needs. If you’re unsure which grade fits, share your CIP cycle, soils, and temperature window and we’ll propose options.
For procurement
Define packaging + destination + monthly volume for an actionable offer.
For operations
Share CIP parameters (temp/time/flow) to optimize cleaning vs rinse time.
For trials
If you need samples or small trial volume, tell us your evaluation plan and timeline.