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Cleaning In Place (CIP) is required for customized scales, which are permanently installed. As a result, their integrated weigh modules or load cells have to be hygienically designed to enable efficient and proper cleaning.
Weighing equipment for food, chemical and pharmaceutical industries should comply with engineering guidelines issued by National Sanitation Foundation International (NSF) for hygienic cleaning.
Our white paper discusses all critical points for hygienic cleaning of weigh modules and junction boxes. It also shows state-of-the-art engineering solutions, including background information to comply with NSF guidelines and meets EHEDG design criterias.
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Weigh Modules and Junction Boxes with Sanitary Design
It's a challenge to design weigh modules compliant with the most recenthygienic guidelines. It requires design features that are not typical for standard weigh modules, junction boxes or load cells.
METTLER TOLEDO offers weigh modules and load cells including junction boxes certified by NSF with the following key features:
NSF Guidelines and Standards
The North American National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) develops public health and safety standards including testing, certification, auditing, inspection, consulting and training services.
HACCP and GMP
Compliance with EHEDG and NSF standards facilitate implementation of a systematic preventive approach to food safety from biological, chemical, and physical hazards in production, such as Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) or Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).
