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Logisticon is proud to announce that the company is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. The company will open its doors on Saturday 10 June. Come by and visit the new office building and new factory hall, while enjoying a snack and a drink!
Logisticon has a first! A circular energy storage container will be installed at the company in Groot-Ammers. The energy storage system stores the energy generated by the 1000 solar panels on Logisticon’s building.
Logisticon has developed various chemical storage and dosing solutions. These solutions are called “Chemdose” units. The units are currently available from stock.
In times of environmental and climate change, it is a must to consider the environment and the future of our planet. Logisticon focuses on sustainable improvement of their own activities, but also thinks along for customers.
Substances such as PFOS, PFOA and products from the GenX process are receiving increasing attention due to the possible negative health effects. What is PFAS exactly and what are Logisticon's solutions for removing it from water?
In 2021, Oasen started with the complete new construction of water treatment plant De Put in Nieuw-Lekkerland. Logisticon Water Treatment was commissioned by Oasen to design and build the RO membrane installations.
A chemical company in Noord-Brabant that disposes her wastewater in the sewer, was confronted with stricter discharge requirements, which made wastewater treatment necessary. The company asked Logisticon to create and realize a solution for this problem.
In Central Europe, a lot of drinking water is obtained from surface water, mostly from lakes. To guarantee the supply of good quality drinking water in the future, a big utility company in Switzerland needed to modernize and expand.
Logisticon realised a membrane bioreactor (MBR) plant with a net production capacity of 80 m3/h for an industrial customer in the chemical industry, located in Ruhr area Germany.
In a previous LogistiContour, we wrote about project Valkenburgse Meer. Dunea is looking for new sources to produce drinking water because the robust system, with two river sources (Maas and Lek) and 80km long pipes to the dunes, is becoming more and more