Professional High pH Membrane Cleaner in Chennai (Alkaline Based)

Innova Corporate (India) is a leading manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of industrial-grade High pH Membrane Cleaners in Chennai. Organic fouling is one of the most common — and most overlooked — problems in Chennai's RO plants. Oils from textile processing, biological slimes from municipal water, and colloidal clay from borewell sources all build up on membrane surfaces over time. Our alkaline CIP cleaner is specifically engineered to remove these stubborn organic deposits and restore your membranes to peak performance.

Our High pH Membrane Cleaner is a powerful alkaline liquid with advanced organic dispersants that penetrate deep into biological films and colloidal deposits. It works by breaking the bond between the foulant and the membrane surface — lifting away oils, slimes, and organic matter without damaging the active Polyamide or TFC layer. For Chennai plants using surface water or treated municipal supply, this is the go-to cleaner for restoring lost flux.

For Chennai facilities, we recommend diluting with DM or permeate water to create a 2–5% v/v working solution. Recirculate through the membrane system for 2–4 hours, allowing a 30–60 minute soak period. Continue flushing with DM water until the pH stabilizes at both feed and permeate ends. If the solution becomes heavily turbid during cleaning, replace it with a fresh batch for best results.

Application Guidelines: For optimal restoration of systems in Chennai, dilute with DM or permeate water to create a 2-5% v/v working solution. Recirculate the solution through the membrane system for 2-4 hours, allowing for a 30-60 minute soak period. Continue flushing with DM water until the pH level stabilizes at both the feed and permeate ends. If the solution becomes heavily turbid or fouled during the process, it should be replaced with a fresh batch.

Storage & Handling: Always shake the container well before use. Store in a cool, dry place in original packaging at your Chennai facility. Please refer to our Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and Technical Procedure Sheet for detailed safety protocols and step-by-step cleaning instructions.