Washing operations are key actions for many industrial sectors, particularly food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic. The quality stakes are such that for many, washing is their primary trade or expertise, as the durability of the company depends on it. However, our experience shows us that there are numerous possible optimizations.

Washing is also a major cost issue, as washing operations generate consumption of water, energy, pollution to be treated (COD-BOD), chemicals (soda, acid), and downtime. However, this practice is often very empirical and does not follow a true scientific approach.

The extensive experience of the Elodys International team in the field of industrial performance and environmental aspects of industrial sites has allowed for the creation of this unique offering in terms of the methods applied, the tools used, and the innovations proposed.

Elodys supports industries in their approach to optimizing and reducing the costs of cleaning processes: CIP (Clean In Place) or NEP (Nettoyage En Place) processes, innovative washers, washing tunnels, new natural detergents, regulation and monitoring of washes, quality control, etc. discover our ​activities and our solutions.

The practice of Clean-in-Place (CIP) is widely used in many sectors of the industry, particularly in food processing, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. However, the implementation and control of the effectiveness of cleaning is very empirical, which requires support from an external expert perspective, particularly through the use of appropriate investigation tools..

Elodys thus supports its clients in auditing and engineering in efforts to reduce consumption and costs of CIP processes (water, energy, detergents, time, pollution), improve the quality control of washing, and reduce environmental impacts. We have extensive experience, powerful and unique investigative tools (Opticlean, BARcip), and innovative technologies that are unique in the world, such as Green CIP, which allows for the infinite reuse of detergent solutions.

Our field of activity also extends to the textile washing sector, all types of washers, as well as surface treatment in metallurgy.