ARICON Kunststoffwerk

Contact
aricon.de
+49212-382320

ARICON Kunststoffwerk GmbH

Neptunstraße 50-54
42699 Solingen
Germany
+49212-382320
aricon.de
Contact
Profile Products
Contact

About ARICON Kunststoffwerk

ARICON Kunststoffwerk GmbH product range are containers from polyethylene up to 30.000 litre and suitable to liquids and bulks. The containers are absolute seamless, resistant against chemicals, suitable to food, for inside- and outside-standing. The big range offers numerous types of containers for the multivarious use in laboratory, plant-engineering, transport and stock. ARICON offers adequate accessories in connection to container ready mounted. The company is located in Solingen, near to Cologne and Düsseldorf and the industrial centers of North-Rhine-Westfalia. A competent team will assist you to find out the best container for your special use.

Read more about ARICON Kunststoffwerk
Facts about ARICON Kunststoffwerk
  • Focus : Manufacturer
  • Industry : Production technology

Product portfolio of ARICON Kunststoffwerk

Product portfolio

Show all

Here you will find ARICON Kunststoffwerk GmbH

Last viewed contents

DuPont Scientist Charles Noelke Elected to U.S. National Academy of Engineers

Go to page

U.S. Caustic Soda Price Increase

Go to page
ARGUS Umweltbiotechnologie GmbH - Berlin, Germany

ARGUS Umweltbiotechnologie GmbH - Berlin, Germany

Go to page
LIOT Kunststoff- u. Rohrleitungsbau GmbH - Dölsach, Austria

LIOT Kunststoff- u. Rohrleitungsbau GmbH - Dölsach, Austria

Go to page

Detecting harmful dye used to make ketchup red

Go to page

Lilly Announces Plans for New $100 Million Research Facility

Go to page
Litronik Batterietechnologie GmbH - Pirna, Germany

Litronik Batterietechnologie GmbH - Pirna, Germany

Go to page
LITEC-LLL GmbH - Greifswald, Germany

LITEC-LLL GmbH - Greifswald, Germany

Go to page

Rohm and Haas Company Celebrates Ground Breaking for New China Research and Development Center

Go to page

Eastman Increases KETONES Prices on February 1

Go to page

‘Detune’ a molecule - Rice University experiment shows how to soften atomic bonds in a buckyball

Go to page

Asymmetric catalysis allows controlled synthesis of biologically active molecules - Professor Dr. Nicolai Cramer of EPF Lausanne receives BASF Catalysis Award 2013

Go to page