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CIP system for the pharmaceutical division of a chemical multinational

CIP system

We are delivering a 100 liter mobile CIP system in AISI-316-L for a German multinational manufacturer of biopharmaceutical proteins.

The Clean in Place equipment is specially designed for cleaning process tanks in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries with high efficiency and low water loss.

It consists of an automated industrial cleaning system, through parameterization and launching of specific recipes for the different cleaning needs of the product and equipment, rinse with clean water, hot water, reclaimed water, purified water, automatic dosing of dilute acid, dilute soda or disinfectant solution, depending on the application.

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  1. Monoblock equipment, ‘plug and go’ design
  2. Aseptic design according to cGMP
  3. Integrated electrical cabinet
  4. Traceability with CFR21 part 11
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Pharmaceutical syrup production plant for Algeria

Pharmaceutical syrup production plant for AlgeriaWe are finalizing the details of a 3,000L pharmaceutical facility for the production of suspensions and solutions, in ATEX 1 version, for a major Algerian pharmaceutical company.

The plant is composed of premix tanks, manufacturing tanks, storage tanks, CIP washing unit assembly and SIP steam sterilization, all controlled from the Siemens Wincc CFR21 part 11 monitoring system.

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CIP System for a Spanish oral healthcare company

CIP System for a Spanish oral healthcare companySetting up of a CIP (Clean In Place) System for a Spanish pharmaceutical company specialized in the oral healthcare sector.

This cleaning unit is specially designed for the cleaning of process vessels in the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries with reduced water loss.

It consists of a cleaning system in stages which rinses with clean water, hot water, reclaimed water, purified water, diluted acid, diluted soda or disinfectant solution, depending on the application.

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