PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATION

Pharmaceutical CIP/SIP Cleaning and Sterilization Fluid Transfer Solution

For cleaning agents, disinfectants, purified water, steam, and return-flow service, select chemical-resistant, temperature-resistant, pressure-rated, and full-vacuum tubing, seals, and sanitary interfaces.

PROCESS CHALLENGES

Key process considerations

  • Cleaning-fluid concentration, temperature, and contact time jointly affect material compatibility
  • Steam, pressure, vacuum, and repeated cycles can accelerate tubing and seal fatigue
  • Inner-wall construction, drainability, and connection method affect cleaning performance and residual hold-up

SELECTION WORKFLOW

From process to configuration

Confirm the operating envelope and compatibility of the complete fluid path.

01

Cleaning fluid

Provide the name, concentration, temperature, and contact time for acids, alkalis, solvents, disinfectants, or steam.

02

Mechanical conditions

Confirm pressure, vacuum, pulsation, bending, dragging, installation radius, and cycle count.

03

Sanitary requirements

Select smooth-bore, drainable construction, sanitary interfaces, seal materials, and required regulatory documentation.

MATCHED PRODUCTS

Products for cip/sip cleaning and sterilization

A starting point for selection. Confirm each specification against the actual process and validation requirements.

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Sani-Tech® STHT®-R-HD Heavy-Duty Reinforced Silicone HoseReinforced hose
Saint-Gobain Sani-Tech

Sani-Tech® STHT®-R-HD Heavy-Duty Reinforced Silicone Hose

Made with Sani-Tech® 65 biopharmaceutical-grade platinum-cured silicone and a heavy-duty reinforcement structure, this hose is designed for very high-pressure service while maintaining high purity and flexibility and supporting repeated sterilization, bulk fluid transfer, and critical biopharmaceutical applications.

Very High PressureHeavy-Duty Reinforcement
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can chemical-resistant tubing be used for every concentration and temperature?

No. Material compatibility depends on the fluid, concentration, temperature, pressure, and contact time, and must be confirmed for the specific operating conditions.

Why do CIP and SIP applications often need reinforced tubing?

Cleaning cycles can involve high temperature, pressure, vacuum, and repeated bending. Reinforced construction can improve dimensional stability and collapse resistance.