CIP Cleaning Enzymes

CLEAN-IN-PLACE

Build the cleaning step around the deposit.

CIP performance depends on what is fouling the equipment and how the cleaning sequence is run. Select activity for protein, starch or lipid deposits, then validate contact time, temperature, rinse and final hygiene.

Build your own AI-powered blend →
Industrial process cleaning and CIP equipment
Deposit-led selectionMatch activity to the fouling material.
Sequence fitPlace the enzyme step in the CIP cycle.
Operating windowCheck pH, temperature and dwell time.
Verified finishMeasure residue removal and hygiene.
CHOOSE BY SOIL OR PROBLEM

Identify the deposit before choosing an enzyme.

A plant may contain several soil types. Trial individual activities or a blend against sampled deposits.

Protein films

Dairy, brewing or other protein-rich process residues.

Protease →

Starch deposits

Cooked starch and carbohydrate films in process lines.

Amylase →

Lipid residues

Oils and fats on equipment and pipe surfaces.

Lipase →

Biofilm-associated fouling

Persistent extracellular material needs its own validated approach.

Explore DNase →
PRODUCT FORMATS

Choose the physical format that fits your process.

Liquid activities suit dosing and circulation trials. Dry formats require appropriate dissolution, filtration and process compatibility checks.

AI blend builder

Build your bespoke cleaning enzyme blend.

Choose a product format, set the relative enzyme parts you want, select an available pack size and add the configured blend directly to your cart.

1 Choose format 2 Set blend 3 Buy
Set enzyme blend parts 0 excludes an enzyme. The calculator converts your selected parts into a percentage ratio.
A
AmylaseStarch soils
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P
ProteaseProtein soils
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L
LipaseFats & oils
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C
CellulaseCellulose & fibre residues
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M
MannanaseMannan & gum residues
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Quick start:

Choose “Clean-in-place (CIP)” in the builder. Use the ratio as a trial starting point and verify the complete cleaning and rinse sequence.