A century-old company
Founded in 1911, Apliclor Water Solutions has established itself as a leading company in the water sector, applying technology and engineering related to water treatment and manufacturing, packaging, and distributing chemicals for this use.
Our work philosophy is governed by what we have ingrained and called Apli-Principles, «Safety, Quality and Efficiency», in this order – a compass that guides us internally in our day-to-day work that we transfer to the solutions we offer our clients.
Apliclor consists of technology, facilities and its own fleet, which, together with an elite team of professionals – the company´s main asset – are our main source of pride.
Facilities
Apliclor has several warehouses, facilities and land totaling more than 30,000 m², including a SEVESO chemical plant designed and operated following the strictest safety controls. We have dozens of tanks and multiple automatic packaging machines, which allow us to ensure optimal quality while always working safely and efficiently. Our storage capacity exceeds 20,000 m³, enabling us to manage a large stock of high-quality raw materials and chemical products, ensuring a constant and reliable supply.
Fleet
Apliclor owns a fleet of vehicles which is constantly growing and being renewed. The fleet includes dozens of trucks of various sizes and specifications. Specifically, we have tanker trucks and isotanks for bulk deliveries; trailers, box trucks, medium/small seized trucks and vans allowing us to adapt to the different logistical needs of each facility and ensure that deliveries are made on time and in according to the specifications required by our customers.
Technology
We have a team of engineers and technical operators specialised in technologies related to disinfection (storage and dosing of reagents) and water filtration, with hundreds of projects behind them, both nationally and internationally. In turn, our team of chemists allows us to offer our clients solutions tailored to each type of water, thus improving the performance of the chemicals used and the quality of the resulting water.