CIP (Clean In Place) and COP (Clean Out of Place) are distinct cleaning modes for the machines. They offer efficient cleaning strategies based on the machine’s configuration and customer’s needs..
CIP (Clean In Place)
In the case of CIP (Clean In Place), the machine can be cleaned without having to disassemble the filling circuit (nozzles, pipes, tanks, etc.).
To achieve this, the machine is equipped with specific equipment and a configurable control program for these devices. Of course, the workshops must be adapted for this type of cleaning.
Workshop adjustments are necessary to facilitate CIP cleaning.
Provisions for cold water, hot water, detergent inlets, and drains near the machine.
Streamlines cleaning process by avoiding circuit disassembly.
Tailored cleaning solutions for various production setups.
Efficient maintenance strategies to ensure machine hygiene.
Adaptability to different cleaning strategies and facility layouts.
Requires disassembly of the machine’s filling circuit.
Components are taken to a designated cleaning area within the customer’s facility.
Centralizes cleaning process for all lines.
Delicate parts of the filling circuit must be handled with care during disassembly and reassembly.
Tailored cleaning solutions for various production setups.
Efficient maintenance strategies to ensure machine hygiene.
Adaptability to different cleaning strategies and facility layouts.