Soils targeted
Fats/oils, protein films, smoke residues, light carbonaceous grime.
Product Industrial Cleaning
Degreaser for Food Processing
Alkaline degreaser concentrate configured for food-plant maintenance where fast soil lift, rinseability, and controlled odor matter. Choose foaming or low-foam profiles (by grade) to match your equipment, application method, and wastewater constraints.
Packaging: 25 kg / 200 L drums / 1000 L IBC / bulk (as applicable)
Documentation lane: SDS / TDS; COA on request
Foam profile & odor-control options to suit hygiene schedules
Repeat procurement: stable specs + batch traceability (by supply lane)
Export coordination: Incoterms + labeling support for destination markets
Application guidance: dilution, dwell time, rinse validation tips
Commercial overview
This product is positioned for food-processing facilities that need consistent cleaning performance and a procurement-friendly documentation package. It targets common plant soils: animal/vegetable fats, protein films, smoke/soot residues, and general factory grime encountered around processing areas, packaging zones, and utilities.
- Suitable for scheduled hygiene programs and corrective cleaning
- Configurable for manual wash, spray, soak; low-foam options for circulation loops (by grade)
- Focus on rinsability to minimize residues and reduce rework
- Odor profile options (standard / low-odor) to support occupied production environments
Applications
Typical usage patterns. Share your process constraints (foam limits, temperature, water hardness, discharge rules) and we’ll align the appropriate grade and documentation.
- Maintenance degreasing around processing lines, conveyors, guards
- Floors/walls and non-porous surfaces where fast rinse is required
- Parts cleaning (soak tanks / ultrasonic-compatible options by grade)
- Pre-clean before acid descaling or sanitizer steps (process-dependent)
Water conditions
Works across a range; performance tuned for hardness sensitivity (by grade).
Operational notes
Foam profile and rinse plan are selected to match equipment and drains.
Performance & selection guidance
Performance is driven by alkalinity, surfactant package, and foam profile. We help you choose a grade that cleans efficiently without creating new operational issues (foam in drains, residues, material incompatibility).
Rinseability focus
Grades are configured to rinse clean to reduce rework and support visual/ATP verification routines (site validation required).
Foam control
Choose foaming grades for cling and contact time on vertical surfaces; choose low-foam for spray and circulation environments where foam is disruptive.
Odor profile
Standard and low-odor options are available depending on ventilation, shift schedules, and operator comfort requirements.
Hard-water tolerance
Builders/chelants can be tuned (by grade) to reduce sensitivity to hardness and maintain wetting and soil lift.
Material compatibility
Compatibility depends on concentration, dwell time, and temperature—especially for aluminum, soft metals, painted surfaces, and certain elastomers.
Wastewater considerations
We can align chemistry and usage ranges with your discharge limits and oil separation practices (site-specific).
Always follow your site’s SOPs and verify on a small area before full deployment. Final suitability depends on local regulations and plant-specific controls.
Technical details
Typical ranges below are shown to support engineering review. Final values depend on selected grade. Request a TDS and the exact specification for your quotation.
Typical chemistry
Alkaline base + surfactant blend; optional builders/chelants and foam-control components (by grade).
Form
Liquid concentrate supplied for dilution on-site. Ready-to-use options may be possible by request.
Foam profile
Foaming / controlled-foam / low-foam variants available depending on application method.
Typical property ranges (by grade)
Values shown are indicative only. Your final offer will specify the selected grade’s actual values.
| Property | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | Clear to slightly hazy liquid | Can vary with surfactant package and temperature |
| pH (as supplied) | ~11.5–13.5 | Alkaline; handling precautions required |
| Density @ 20 °C | ~1.03–1.20 g/cm³ | Depends on alkalinity/builders |
| Foam profile | Foaming / controlled / low-foam | Selected based on spray vs circulation vs manual cleaning |
| Rinse profile | Rinse-friendly (by grade) | Rinse steps depend on SOP and verification method |
| Odor | Standard / low-odor options | Specify if the area is occupied during cleaning |
| Temperature window | Ambient to warm wash (process dependent) | Higher temps can improve soil lift but may affect materials/foam |
Engineering note: ask for the TDS to review exact composition class, pH, and compatibility notes for your selected grade.
Typical dilution guidance
Common working ranges are selected based on soil load, temperature, and contact time. We provide an initial recommendation; final settings should be validated on-site.
Contact time
Short dwell for light soils; longer dwell for heavier fats/protein films. Avoid excessive dwell on sensitive substrates.
Rinse verification
Facilities often align rinse steps with visual checks and hygiene verification methods (e.g., ATP). Your SOP governs acceptance criteria.
Application methods
Choose the method that matches your equipment access and foam constraints. The most suitable grade depends on whether the process is manual, spray-based, or circulation-oriented.
Manual wash
Brush/wipe; controlled foam helpful for cling. Rinse thoroughly.
Spray / foam lance
Foaming grades increase contact time on verticals; choose odor profile accordingly.
Soak tank
For parts and removable components. Confirm material compatibility and rinse plan.
For circulation/CIP-style loops, request a low-foam grade and share loop materials, pump type, temperature, and foam limits so we can align the correct selection.
Materials & compatibility notes
Alkaline degreasers are effective, but suitability depends on concentration, dwell time, temperature, and substrate condition. If you have mixed materials (stainless + aluminum + elastomers), share details so we can recommend the safest option.
Stainless steel
Commonly compatible at typical use dilutions; confirm for your exact alloy and process.
Aluminum & soft metals
May require milder grades or tighter dwell control to avoid staining/attack.
Plastics & elastomers
Compatibility varies. Share gasket/seal materials (EPDM, NBR, FKM, silicone) for review.
Always test on a small area first and follow your site’s SOPs. Where needed, we can propose alternates (e.g., lower alkalinity, different surfactant package).
Typical specifications & supply formats
Values depend on selected grade and your process requirements. Confirm details on quotation. We can align a grade for foam profile, odor preference, and water conditions.
Type
Alkaline degreaser concentrate (grade-dependent additives)
Foam profile
Foaming / controlled foam / low-foam options
Use methods
Spray/foam lance, soak, manual wash; low-foam options for circulation environments (by grade)
Packaging
25 kg, drums, IBC, bulk (subject to lane and destination)
Documentation
SDS + TDS standard; COA on request
Customization
Odor profile, foam control, hardness tolerance, and dilution targets per process
Lead-time drivers
Lane availability, packaging choice, labeling requirements, and shipping terms.
Typical MOQs
MOQ varies by grade and packaging; drum/IBC/palletized loads are common starting points.
Incoterms support
Coordinate EXW/FOB/CFR/CIF/DDP options depending on destination and scope.
Specifications may vary depending on batch, origin, and packaging selection. Your quotation will define the exact grade and values.
FAQ
Quick answers for engineering, QA, and procurement reviews.
Does it work in CIP systems?
Some grades are suitable for low-foam circulation environments. Share loop details (materials, temperature, pump type, foam limits) so we can recommend a compatible grade and usage range.
Will it affect stainless steel?
Stainless is commonly compatible at typical use dilutions. Compatibility still depends on concentration, temperature, dwell time, and alloy—confirm via TDS and a site test.
What documentation can you provide?
Standard lane includes SDS and TDS; COA is available upon request for supplied batches. Tell us if you need specific language versions or destination labeling requirements.
What’s the typical dilution?
Dilution is process-dependent. Light maintenance cleaning uses lower concentrations; heavy fats/protein films require stronger solutions and/or warm wash. We provide initial guidance with the quote.
Is it low-odor?
Low-odor options can be configured depending on your shift schedule and ventilation. Specify odor sensitivity in the RFQ.
Can you support repeat procurement?
Yes—our lane approach focuses on consistent specs, documentation, and packaging options to simplify reordering. Confirm target spec and packaging on the first order to lock in the correct lane.
Need a faster evaluation?
Send a short description of your current cleaner and what’s not working (foam, odor, residue, soil type, temperature window). We’ll propose a grade and a starting dilution plan for your on-site trial.
Request quotation
Get pricing, lead time, and the correct grade selection. If you need SDS/TDS/COA or destination labeling, note it below—we’ll include it in the offer package.
Fast quote inputs
Volume, packaging, destination, and application method are the biggest drivers.
Engineering support
We can recommend foam profile + starting dilution for a controlled trial.
Procurement lane
Documentation and repeat ordering structured for ongoing supply.