Food and beverage sanitation chemistry has to do two things at once: remove the soil load that harbors microbes, then deliver a surface that meets regulatory requirements for safe food contact.

Clean-in-place (CIP) systems rely on sequenced alkaline and acidic washes followed by a sanitizer rinse. The right program balances temperature, concentration, and contact time so equipment gets clean without damaging seals, gaskets, or stainless steel.

We supply products that support FSMA, HACCP, and SQF programs, with lot tracking, Kosher/Halal certificates, and organic-compliant options where needed.

Acids and bases control pH across nearly every industrial process — from clean-in-place cycles and boiler treatment to metal finishing and effluent neutralization. Getting concentration and feed rate right protects both product quality and equipment life.

We supply technical, food, and reagent grades so you can match purity to the application. Food-grade caustic and phosphoric acid for sanitation, technical grades for scale removal and wastewater, reagent grades for the lab.

Because these are corrosive materials, we support customers with correct packaging, compatible containment, SDS documentation, and guidance on handling and dilution procedures.

Water treatment chemistry keeps municipal and industrial systems in compliance and running efficiently. The right program removes suspended solids, controls microbial growth, and prevents the scale and corrosion that quietly destroy heat transfer and pipework.

A typical program layers several products: a coagulant to destabilize particles, a flocculant to build settleable floc, an oxidant or biocide for microbiological control, and scale/corrosion inhibitors on the recirculating side.

We supply both municipal drinking-water grades and industrial-grade chemistry for cooling towers, boilers, process water, and wastewater pretreatment across the Intermountain West.

Solvents and degreasers are the workhorses of any maintenance program. They dissolve oils, greases, resins, inks, and carbon deposits that water-based cleaners cannot reach, restoring equipment to serviceable condition without abrasive scrubbing or teardown.

Selection comes down to matching solvency strength, evaporation rate, and flash point to the job. Fast-evaporating solvents suit precision parts and electrical work where no residue can remain, while slower, higher-flash blends are safer for open-shop degreasing and parts washers.

Our team helps operations move toward lower-VOC and non-chlorinated alternatives where regulations or worker-exposure limits require it, without giving up cleaning performance.

Corrosion is a slow, compounding cost — lost wall thickness, unplanned outages, contaminated product, and premature capital replacement. Inhibitors form a protective film on metal surfaces or neutralize the species driving the attack.

Programs are built around the environment: filming amines for wet gas and condensate lines, oxygen scavengers for boiler feedwater, vapor-phase inhibitors for layup and storage, and molybdate or phosphonate blends for closed loops.

We help match inhibitor chemistry to metallurgy, temperature, and fluid composition, and support dosing strategy so protection is achieved without overfeeding.

Specialty chemicals cover the problems that standard commodity products do not solve — foam in a fermenter, dust on a haul road, hard-water interference in a formulation, or a chelation requirement in a process bath.

These are typically low-volume, high-impact additives where selecting the right chemistry matters more than price per pound. Small dose rates can dramatically change throughput, yield, or product appearance.

When an off-the-shelf product is not the right fit, we work with our supplier network to source or formulate to your specification, including custom blends and private-label packaging.

Lubrication failures cause a large share of unplanned mechanical downtime. Choosing the correct base oil, viscosity grade, and additive package extends bearing life, reduces energy consumption, and stabilizes operating temperatures.

Mineral oils remain the cost-effective default for general service, while synthetics earn their premium in extreme temperature, extended-drain, and high-load applications. Food-grade H1 products are required anywhere incidental contact is possible.

We stock the common ISO grades and NLGI classes for maintenance programs, and can supply specialty greases for high-temperature, high-load, or washdown environments.

Facility and equipment cleaning programs balance soil removal against surface compatibility, worker safety, and rinse requirements. Alkaline cleaners handle fats and organic soils; acidic cleaners target mineral scale and rust; neutral cleaners protect sensitive surfaces.

In food and beverage plants, cleaning is inseparable from sanitation — the wash step must remove the soil load so the sanitizer can do its job on a genuinely clean surface.

We supply concentrated products that dilute at point of use, which reduces freight, storage footprint, and cost per gallon of working solution.

Laboratory work depends on documented purity. Reagent- and ACS-grade chemicals carry certificates of analysis so results are defensible, whether the lab is running QC for a production line, environmental compliance testing, or R&D.

We supply solvents, acids, buffers, indicators, and prepared standards in laboratory pack sizes, along with the traceable documentation that auditors and accreditation bodies expect.

Smaller pack sizes and consistent lot documentation keep labs stocked without over-ordering or holding excess hazardous inventory on site.