LIENM’s liquid detergent manufacturing plant ensures consistent quality for a wide range of household and industrial cleaners—including laundry detergent, dishwashing liquid, hand soap, fabric softener, and more.
Engineered for flexibility and efficiency, our systems support batch sizes from 100 kg to 5,000 kg, with precision mixing, heating, and cooling to achieve uniform formulations and smooth textures. Built with high-grade stainless steel (SS316L/304), all contact parts meet GMP standards and are polished for easy cleaning and contamination control. From raw material charging to product discharge, every step is optimized for hygiene, reduced manual handling, and streamlined production.
LIENM provides turnkey solutions tailored to your formula, scale, and market needs. Whether you’re launching a liquid detergent production line or upgrading your dishwashing liquid factory, LIENM is the trusted partner you can count on.
CE, ISO, and GMP certifications guarantee world-class standards. Serving clients in over 90 countries, LIENM is the trusted choice for reliable, efficient liquid detergent manufacturing solutions.
Our liquid detergent plant supports the production of a wide variety of cleaning products, including:
Household Products: laundry detergent, dishwashing liquid, glass cleaner, multi-surface cleaner
Personal Care Products: hand soap, antibacterial handwash, shower gel
Industrial & Institutional Cleaners: degreasers, car wash liquids, toilet bowl cleaners, disinfectants
Eco-friendly/Organic Lines: plant-based, biodegradable detergents, SLES-free formulas
The standard production process typically includes:
Water Charging: Clean water is filled into the main mixing vessel
Ingredient Addition: Surfactants, builders, thickeners, etc. are dosed in order, either manually or automatically
Agitation and Heating: Controlled mixing using mechanical or high-shear agitators, sometimes with heating to ensure proper solubility
Additives Incorporation: Fragrance, preservatives, dye, and active ingredients are introduced
Vacuum Deaeration (Optional): Removes air bubbles to improve product clarity and consistency
Homogenization: Achieves smooth, stable emulsions especially for thick or multiphase products
Filtration: Optional step to remove impurities or undissolved solids
Filling & Packaging: Product is transferred to filling line for bottling, capping, labeling, and boxing
A full detergent production line typically includes:
Stainless steel mixing tanks (with heating jacket, agitators, level sensors)
Inline or batch homogenizer/emulsifier
Vacuum system (if required)
Automatic or manual raw material feeding system
Process control panel with PLC & HMI interface
Transfer pumps and pipelines
Filling machine (volumetric, peristaltic, or gravity type)
Capping, labeling, shrink-wrapping, and cartoning machines (optional)
Absolutely. All product-contact parts are made of SS304 or SS316L stainless steel with polished surfaces. The design includes:
CIP (Clean-in-Place) ports for automatic cleaning
Hygienic piping and sanitary valves
Optional HEPA filters and cleanroom compatibility for personal care or pharmaceutical-grade products
Yes. Common customizations include:
Tank capacity and quantity
Agitator type (paddle, anchor, high-shear, turbine)
Heating method (electric, steam, thermal oil)
Automation level and control system language
Integration with existing or new filling/packaging lines
Corrosion-resistant materials for aggressive formulas
We also provide ATEX-rated systems for flammable or hazardous production environments.
On-site and remote training for operation and maintenance
Detailed manuals, schematics, and operation guides
After-sales service, including spare parts supply, video calls, and lifetime consultation
Optional service contracts for regular maintenance and upgrades
Quality control is built into the process through:
Recipe management via PLC/HMI
Inline pH and viscosity monitoring
Sampling valves for laboratory testing
Batch records and traceability logs
Optional SCADA integration for real-time data capture and alerts
Daily cleaning of mixing vessels and pipelines (or CIP system)
Monthly inspection of seals, valves, and sensors
Annual replacement of gaskets and wear parts
We provide a detailed maintenance schedule and spare parts list.