WIP/CIP/SIP

An essential part of high-quality production is an integrated WIP/CIP/SIP system. Ipros provides efficient cleaning and sterilisation concepts adapted to consumer’s actual demands and for timely supply of the correct cleaning media to the points-of-use. From mobile and independent cleaning systems up to diverse CIP satellites fed with conditioned cleaning solutions, the range of customized solutions for your process plant is large.

Clean-in-Place (CIP) and Sterilize-in-Place (SIP) systems are designed to both automate essential cleaning and disinfection processes and remove the need for time-consuming disassembly and assembly work.

Process optimisation depends on efficient, effective cleaning. Clean-in-Place (CIP) systems can be incorporated into all the equipment produced for the pharmaceutical industry, including both solid and liquid dosage formulation systems. Automating the cleaning process ensures repeatability, allows validation and minimizes downtime.

The most effective way to implement CIP technology is to design it into a process. Incorporating spray systems, tank cleaners, nozzles and seals to automate the cleaning process, we consider every aspect of your system when applying CIP features, from inlet to discharge.

Automating the cleaning cycle essentially converts batch pharmaceutical processes into a continuous operation of production and cleaning cycles.

The advantages of CIP include

• reduced cleaning cycle times
• optimized use of detergent and water
• eliminates manual cleaning

At the heart of our CIP system is an advanced Wash Liquid Preparation Unit, which handles all preheating, mixing and pumping detergents and PW. It provides continuous monitoring and control of cleaning parameters, including flow rate, detergent concentration, temperature and wash time for full process validation.

Our CIP/WIP system skids are designed, engineered, fabricated, automated and tested in-house. The integrated approach allows for open communication between disciplines, enabling rapid response times to any variances that occur during the project lifecycle. A qualified Project/Process Engineer is assigned to your project to facilitate discussions regarding site-specific requirements, integration concerns and final FAT protocols.

In addition to defining and configuring your system skid, we further assist you to integrate CIP into your hygienic process and plant.