Technical Specifications & Performance Data The Procomac UNICLEAN 2R
2-OP1-BA-A-20 (1999) is a Clean-in-Place (CIP) system engineered to
sanitize and sterilize process equipment on beverage production and
industrial packaging lines. Designed to service upstream and
downstream machinery such as rinsing, filling, capping, and labeling
blocks, it ensures hygienic conditions for lines handling PET, glass,
and aluminum containers for water, juice, beer, wine, and more.
Manufacturer / Model / Year: Procomac UNICLEAN 2R 2-OP1-BA-A-20, 1999
Machine type: CIP (Clean-in-Place) modular system Modular units:
Thinned NaOH stocking unit; Thinned HNO3 stocking unit; Electrical
panel; Pneumatic panel; Heat exchanger unit Chemical dilutions: NaOH
1â3%; HNO3 1â3% Indicative utility consumption: Water up to
20 m³/h; Steam up to 750 kg/h; Compressed air approx. 3 Nm³/h
Electrical: 400 V, 60 Hz, 7 kW Dimensions (W Ã L Ã H): 3008 Ã
2326 Ã 2585 mm Weight: 2000 kg Cycle scope: Pre-rinse, caustic
wash, intermediate rinse, acid wash, final rinse, and thermal
sanitation via heat exchanger Typical line capacity served: Suited for
medium-to-high throughput sections within a used bottling line; water
flow capability supports robust circuit cleaning Advanced Automation &
Control Systems The UNICLEAN platform combines a centralized
electrical panel and a pneumatic panel to orchestrate automated CIP
sequences. The integrated heat exchanger manages cleaning temperature
profiles for effective removal of organic and inorganic residues.
Safety features are included to protect operators and equipment during
operation, and manuals are available to support setup, programming,
and maintenance. Electrical specifications of 400 V, 60 Hz, 7 kW suit
common industrial infrastructure, and the system interfaces cleanly
with external controls on fillers, rinsers, cappers, and labeling
equipment to coordinate cleaning windows and lockouts. Production Line
Integration Capabilities This CIP system is designed to integrate into
beverage production environments and industrial packaging lines,
providing automated cleaning for tanks, product transfer piping, and
key process blocks: Compatible with rinsing, filling, capping, and
labeling machines used on PET, glass, and aluminum container lines
Supports multi-product operations (water, juice, beer, wine, and
related beverages) with acid/caustic cycles to mitigate
cross-contamination Adaptable to single or multiple circuits, with
connection points for supply/return loops to fillers, premix units,
and buffer tanks Well-suited for integration in a second hand or
refurbished used bottling line to improve hygiene assurance Machine
Condition & Maintenance History Condition: IN STORAGE. This second
hand CIP unit has been removed from service and is stored for
immediate redeployment. Manuals are available to facilitate
recommissioning, validation of cycle parameters, and operator
training. Safety features are included, and the modular architecture
simplifies inspection of chemical tanks, valves, and heat exchange
components before start-up. Operational Performance & Versatility With
caustic and acid circuits (1â3% dilutions) and controlled thermal
sanitation, the UNICLEAN effectively addresses soils from sugar,
proteins, minerals, and biofilms commonly encountered in beverage
production. It supports: Cleaning of PET, glass, and aluminum can
lines across filling, capping, rinsing, and labeling sections
Sanitation for lines producing water, juice, beer, wine, flavored
beverages, and similar liquids Repeatable, sequenced cycles to match
different product residues and hygienic risk profiles Installation
Requirements & Site Preparation For optimal installation, allocate
space to accommodate the footprint and provide service access for
chemical loading and maintenance. Ensure suitable drainage and spill
containment for safe chemical handling. Footprint: 3008 Ã 2326 mm
with height 2585 mm; allow additional clearance for service and
ventilation Electrical: 400 V, 60 Hz, 7 kW Utilities: Water up to 20
m³/h; Steam up to 750 kg/h to the heat exchanger; Compressed air
approx. 3 Nm³/h Connections: Supply and return headers for CIP
circuits to process equipment; drains to effluent treatment as
applicable Chemical handling: Provision for NaOH and HNO3 storage and
dosing, with appropriate safety measures Safety Standards & Compliance
Certification Safety features are included to protect operators during
CIP sequences, with lockable panels and interlocks that help prevent
unintended operation. The systemâs hygienic design supports
industry best practices in cleaning validation for beverage and
food-grade environments, aiding compliance with plant-level GMP and
HACCP programs. The modular chemical tanks, heat exchanger, and
control panels enable repeatable sanitation of rinsing, filling,
capping, and labeling equipment, reinforcing hygienic performance
across the entire used bottling line.