HD Low Foam Cip Chlorinated Degreaser 4 - 1 Gal. Bottles
HD Low Foam CIP Chlorinated Degreaser – 4 × 1 Gal. Bottles is a professional, high-caustic chlorinated degreaser by Betco formulated for Clean-In-Place (CIP), pressure cleaning, and food-processing applications. Its very-low-foam formulation provides powerful grease removal without producing excessive foam that could clog equipment or pumps.
The 4 × 1-gallon configuration is Item #53004-00, making it a practical format for commercial kitchens, food-processing plants, and industrial cleaning operations.
Key Features
- Low-foaming chlorinated degreaser
- Specifically designed for CIP (Clean-In-Place) cleaning
- High-caustic formulation
- Quickly removes fats, oils, grease, and organic soils
- Sodium hypochlorite helps whiten discolored areas
- Very low foam helps prevent equipment and pump clogging
- Non-butyl formulation
- No added perfume or dyes
- Excellent rinsability
- Suitable for pressure-cleaning applications
Recommended Applications
- Food-processing plants
- Meat and poultry processing areas
- Commercial kitchens
- Food-service facilities
- Processing equipment
- Pumps and CIP systems
- Floors
- Walls
- Hard equipment surfaces
- Industrial food-production environments
Betco specifically identifies the product for food-processing floors, walls, and equipment, as well as CIP and pressure-cleaning applications.
Benefits
- Cuts through heavy grease and organic soils
- Helps remove difficult blood and protein-based stains
- Low foam is ideal for enclosed cleaning systems
- Helps prevent excessive foam from interfering with pumps and equipment
- Chlorinated chemistry helps whiten discolored surfaces
- Concentrated formula provides economical use
- Excellent rinsability helps leave surfaces clean and residue-free
- Suitable for demanding food-service and industrial environments
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Low-Foam Chlorinated Degreaser |
| Brand | Betco |
| Product Name | HD Low Foam CIP Chlorinated Degreaser |
| Item Number | 53004-00 |
| Package | 4 × 1 Gal. Bottles |
| Form | Clear Liquid |
| Color | Amber |
| Odor | Surfactant |
| pH | 13.5+ |
| Foam | Low |
| Rinsability | Excellent |
| Formula | High Caustic / Chlorinated |
| Active Chlorine System | Sodium Hypochlorite |
| Primary Use | CIP & Heavy-Duty Degreasing |
| Freeze/Thaw Stability | 3 Cycles |
| Warranty | 0.5 Year |
These specifications are confirmed by Betco's current product information.
Dilution & Directions
CIP Cleaning
Dilute 1 part product to 20 parts water, equivalent to approximately 6 oz. per gallon of water. Run the diluted solution through the CIP system, then rinse thoroughly with hot potable water.
Pressure Cleaning
Dilute 6 oz. per gallon of water. Spray the solution onto soiled surfaces, scrub when necessary, and rinse thoroughly with hot potable water.
Floors, Walls & Other Surfaces
Apply the 1:20 dilution using a mop, sprayer, or sponge. Agitate as necessary, then rinse thoroughly with hot potable water.
Important Safety Information
Because this product contains sodium hypochlorite and highly caustic chemistry, follow the current product label and SDS and use appropriate protective equipment.
Never mix with ammonia, acids, or other incompatible cleaning chemicals, as chlorinated products can produce hazardous gases when improperly mixed.
For food-processing applications, thoroughly rinse treated food-contact surfaces with hot potable water as directed before returning them to service.
Why Choose HD Low Foam CIP Chlorinated Degreaser?
HD Low Foam CIP Chlorinated Degreaser – 4 × 1 Gal. Bottles combines powerful caustic grease removal with very-low-foam performance specifically engineered for CIP systems and food-processing equipment. Its chlorinated chemistry helps attack stubborn organic soils while whitening discolored areas.
The 4-gallon case format is well suited for commercial kitchens, food-processing facilities, industrial plants, and professional sanitation teams requiring reliable heavy-duty degreasing without excessive foam.
