Dairy Industry

The manipulation of milk and other dairy products requires CIP cleaning of all the pipe systems where the milk flows, as well as cleaning the milking stations (in the primary industry) and cleaning the tanks and cisterns where the milk is stored.
They generate inorganic waste associated with milk stone and based on calcium carbonate that precipitates from the milk and organic waste, both fats and proteins that are usual from the manipulation of animal sourced foods.
In these cases the facilities need:

Acidic products for CIP (descalers antifoam agents) Against inorganic incrustations, like IA-723 (specific for milk stone), IA-720 and IA-730.

IA-723IA-720IA-730

For filling cleaning, in the case of bottles IA-746.

IA-746

Depending on the activity, alkaline-alkaline chlorine detergents for CIP, in order to clean the organic remains IA-751 or clean and disinfect IA-700.

IA-751IA-700

Or the disinfection of the CIP systems, with peracetic acid from IA-709 and IA-710 are an option.

IA-709IA-710IA-710

On occasions, foaming agents for the storage tanks, to attack dirt remains I-544, IA-745 or alkaline chlorine IA-701, IA-703C.

I-544IA-745IA-701IA-703C