In the pharmaceutical and medical industries, the Clean-in-Place (CIP) and Sterilizing-in-Place (SIP) systems operate as an integrated automation suite—rarely used independently—forming a core “cleaning-sterilization” loop for equipment (e.g., reactors, pipelines). The CIP system cleans equipment in-situ without disassembly: it removes product residues and reduces microbes to prevent cross-contamination, meets GMP traceability requirements, and boosts efficiency by avoiding manual disassembly errors.
Complementing CIP, the SIP system achieves post-cleaning sterility in-situ (via saturated steam or validated disinfectants), eliminating all microbes (including spores) to meet the <10⁻⁶ survival probability standard. This CIP-SIP combination ensures product safety, complies with strict regulations, and streamlines workflows—automated switching cuts downtime, critical for aseptic production like injectables or medical device manufacturing.
CIP (Clean-in-Place) and SIP (Sterilize-in-Place) systems are widely used in pharmaceuticals (e.g., injectable reactors, infusion bottle filling machine pipelines), medical care (e.g., surgical instrument cleaning and sterilization equipment, biological sample storage tanks), and food processing (e.g., dairy fermentation tanks, beverage delivery pipelines). They are particularly suitable for scenarios requiring no equipment disassembly, high cleanliness/sterility, and compliance with regulations like GMP, ensuring product safety and production efficiency through an automated “cleaning-sterilization” closed loop.
Multi-effect water distiller adopted the purified water as the feed water, produced WFI (water for injection) by heating industrial steam. Eagle’s LDS series Multi Effect Still adopted the purified water as the feed water, produced WFI by heating industrial steam. The product satisfies the requirement of USP,EP and JP.