Program-based selection
Choose chemistry by soil type, process conditions, and compliance requirements—not “one-size-fits-all.”
Product Industrial Cleaning
Equipment Sanitizer Concentrate
Sanitizer concentrate for hard, non-porous equipment contact surfaces—used after cleaning as part of hygiene programs to reduce residual microbial load on compatible surfaces (process and regulatory requirements apply).
Packaging: drums / IBC / bulk (as applicable)
Documentation: SDS / COA / TDS on request
Lead time depends on lane & volume
Chemistry options per application
Dilution & contact-time alignment
Materials compatibility review
Commercial & technical overview
Equipment sanitizer concentrates are used after cleaning to sanitize compatible hard surfaces (e.g., stainless steel, plastics, sealed floors, and process-contact areas). Selection is typically driven by your hygiene standard, rinse/no-rinse preference (where permitted), contact time, temperature, water hardness, and the types of residues your cleaning step leaves behind.
Operational fit
Dilution ratio, contact time, and application method aligned to your SOP and line speed.
Compatibility review
Metals, elastomers, seals, and plastics checked to reduce risk of corrosion or stress-cracking.
Chemistry options (supplied per inquiry)
Depending on your sector and approval pathway, sanitizer concentrates may be based on quaternary ammonium, oxidizing systems, chlorine-based chemistries, or blended packages. We align chemistry to your use case and local regulatory requirements, then confirm the grade on quotation.
Important
This page describes typical industrial usage. Final selection, labeling, and allowable claims depend on the target market,
site approvals, and applicable regulations. Always follow your site procedures and the SDS.
Applications
Typical usage patterns. Tell us your process and constraints and we’ll align the right specification.
- Food & beverage processing lines (post-clean surface sanitizing)
- CIP/COP hygiene programs (compatible circuits and equipment)
- Packaging and filling zones (non-porous contact surfaces)
- Industrial hygiene routines for tools, benches, and contact points
Where it fits in the cleaning workflow
1) Clean
Remove soils (fats/proteins/mineral films) using alkaline/acid cleaners appropriate to the line.
2) Rinse
Rinse to reduce carryover and stabilize pH/chemistry before sanitizing (per SOP).
3) Sanitize
Apply sanitizer at validated dilution and contact time; rinse/no-rinse per approvals and procedure.
Process tip
Sanitizer performance is strongly influenced by residual soils and water hardness. If you see inconsistent results,
share your current cleaner and rinse conditions so we can adjust the program (chemistry, sequencing, or dosing).
Typical specifications & formats
Values depend on chemistry and customer requirements. Confirm details on quotation.
Type
Sanitizer concentrate (chemistry per inquiry)
Application methods
Spray, wipe, immersion, circulation (CIP)
Foam profile
Low-foam / controlled-foam options
Packaging
Drums, IBC, bulk (as applicable)
Documentation
SDS / COA / TDS on request
Customization
Dilution profile and program alignment per process
Compatibility note
Some sanitizer chemistries can be aggressive to certain metals and elastomers. Share your metallurgy (e.g., SS304/316, aluminum),
gasket types (EPDM, NBR, Viton), and plastics (PP/PE/PVC) so we can align the appropriate grade.
Specifications may vary depending on batch, origin, and packaging selection.
Handling & operational notes
Sanitizer concentrates are typically handled as industrial chemicals requiring appropriate PPE and site procedures. Storage and transfer design should consider chemical compatibility, ventilation (where needed), and spill containment. Always follow the SDS and local regulations.
Carryover control
Minimize alkaline/acid cleaner carryover into sanitizing step to protect efficacy and reduce residues.
Dosing consistency
Use calibrated dosing (manual or automated) and verify concentration per SOP where required.
Surface contact
Ensure complete wetting and coverage on target surfaces; verify application method and dwell time.
Common procurement requirements
- Concentrate chemistry and dilution targets
- Audit and documentation package (SDS/COA/TDS)
- Packaging, labeling, and palletization needs
- Repeat supply continuity (forecast volumes and lead times)
Request a quotation
Share your surfaces, application method, and hygiene requirements. We’ll respond with an aligned sanitizer option, recommended documentation, packaging, and commercial terms for your lane and destination.
Comparable selection
We match chemistry and dilution profile to your SOP, rinse requirements, and materials.
Repeat procurement
Packaging, lead time, and supply lane aligned for recurring needs.
Documentation ready
SDS/COA/TDS prepared per request for audits and internal approvals.