At Acideka, we provide essential chemical solutions for comprehensive water treatment. From drinking water production and industrial supply to wastewater purification, we ensure efficient and sustainable processes. Our commitment to quality and innovation positions us as a key partner in preserving this vital resource.
We provide high-quality chemical solutions for the food and beverage industry, ensuring safe, efficient production processes that comply with the strictest regulations. Our products contribute to hygiene, preservation, and quality improvement at every stage, from manufacturing to final packaging.
We develop specialized chemical products to optimize every stage of the paper manufacturing and treatment process. Our solutions enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve paper quality, ensuring a positive impact on both productivity and sustainability in the industry.
We offer a wide range of tailor-made chemical products for the detergency industry. Our formulations are customized to meet each client’s specific needs, providing innovative solutions that enhance cleaning efficiency, performance, and sustainability in manufacturing processes.
Our expertise in water treatment allows us to offer high-quality products for pool maintenance and disinfection. From the production of sodium hypochlorite at our Lantarón plant to a complete range of solid products, we provide effective solutions to ensure clean and safe water at all times.
We are a leading supplier of chemical products for the manufacture of pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers essential to the agrochemical sector. Our expertise in disinfection and purification enables us to offer comprehensive solutions for process optimization, waste management, and sustainability in agricultural production.
Three quarters of the Earth is covered in water, but just 0.4% of it is drinkable. One of the things we do at Acideka is purifying water, making it optimal for human consumption.
The number of watts we need to function is increasing all the time. It is estimated that by 2040 the global demand for energy will increase by around 30%. In the majority of European countries, which are dependent on coal and oil, this means more CO2, which in turn means pollution.
