Auxiliary and Protective Equipment
Auxiliary equipment for safety and operational efficiency. Protective equipment, industrial cleaning, dosing systems and tanks.
Safety and support for industrial operations
Which product types do we supply?
- Occupational Protective EquipmentPPE for the safety of industrial personnel · Respiratory protection, Fall arrest equipment, Goggles and masks, Protective gloves
- Industrial CleaningProfessional cleaning equipment · Production halls, Machine washing, Industrial floor cleaning, Industrial vacuum cleaners
- Dosing SystemsDosing pumps for chemicals and additives · Water treatment, Disinfectant dosing, Chemical processes, Wastewater treatment plants
- Industrial TanksTanks for storing liquids and chemicals · Fuel storage, Chemicals, Process water, Food products
- Agitators and MixersEquipment for homogenising and mixing · Chemical processes, Water treatment, Food industry, Solution preparation
- Laboratory EquipmentInstruments and equipment for industrial laboratories · Quality control, Chemical analysis, Materials testing, Research and development
- Hoists and Lifting EquipmentElectric chain or wire rope hoists, overhead cranes and cranes for halls, warehouses and construction sites · Production halls and assembly workshops, Warehouses and logistics platforms, Maintenance of machinery and motors, Construction sites and loading ramps
- Fire Suppression and Detection SystemsWater mist and gas suppression and detection with fire alarm panels · Turbines and generator sets, Technical rooms and data centres, Electrical cabinets and control rooms, Interventions with motor pumps and special-purpose vehicles
- Diesel Engines and Generator SetsIndustrial diesel engines, generator sets and alternators · Backup power for factories and hospitals, Data centres, Construction sites and off-grid locations, Driving pumps and mobile machinery
- Wastewater Treatment EquipmentScreens, sieves, aeration, filters and sludge presses for treatment plants · Municipal treatment plants, Food industry and processors, Chemical and paper industry, Ships, isolated buildings and stormwater installations
- Pharmaceutical Equipment: Isolators, Testing and InspectionIsolators, RABS, autoclaves, dissolution testers and injectable inspection · Aseptic filling and sterility testing, Potent active substances, Quality control for tablets, Inspection and testing of injectables
Which brands do we quote in this category?
- 3M Safety
- Dräger
- MSA Safety
- Honeywell Safety
- Kärcher Industrial
- Nilfisk
- Grundfos Dosing
- ProMinent Dosing
- ABUS
- ACO
- Allgaier Process Technology
- ALLU
- Almig
- Aqua-Aerobic Systems
- Atlantic Ultraviolet
- Base Protection
- Bijur Delimon International
- Binks
- BS&B Safety Systems
- Carrier Vibrating Equipment
- Centurion Safety Products
- Clemco Industries
- Columbus McKinnon
- Comac
- Comecer
- Copley Scientific
- Coutex
- Cummins Inc
- Cyklop
- Demag
- DEUTZ
- Distek
- DOPAG
- EDI (Environmental Dynamics International)
- Evac
- Fike
- Fischbein
- FOGTEC
- Fortress Technology
- Friulair
And more brands on request: send us the code or the nameplate of the item.
Spare parts and accessories
- Protection consumables (filters, cartridges)
- Industrial detergents
- Dosing tubing and accessories
- Liquid transfer pumps
- Containers and drums
- Labels and marking
- Spill response kits
What we do for you
- Advice on selecting equipment and consumables
- Quotations on code lists for recurring consumption
- Technical documentation on request
- Quotations for SEAP/SICAP public procurement
- Delivery in 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a dosing pump for chemicals?
The dosing flow rate (l/h) must be chosen for the real working range required, not only at the maximum value - diaphragm dosing pumps work most accurately between 20-100% of nominal capacity. The back pressure in the system (the pressure at the injection point) must be covered by the maximum pressure of the pump, with a safety margin. The material of the dosing head and diaphragm (PVC, PP, PTFE) must be chosen according to chemical compatibility with the dosed fluid - a wrong material degrades within a few weeks in contact with corrosive chemicals.
What respiratory protection should I choose for an environment with chemical vapours?
It depends on the concentration and type of contaminant. For moderate concentrations and known substances, a mask with the appropriate filter (type A filters for organic vapours, B for acid gases, K for ammonia, or combined) is sufficient, provided that filter saturation is checked periodically. For confined spaces, unknown concentrations or low oxygen levels, a filter is no longer enough - a compressed-air apparatus or an air line independent of the surrounding atmosphere is needed. A real risk assessment, not assumption, must decide the type of equipment used.
HDPE or PP tank - what is the difference for storing chemicals?
HDPE (high-density polyethylene) offers good mechanical strength and a lower cost, suitable for process water, most aqueous solutions and storage at ambient temperature. PP (polypropylene) withstands higher temperatures better (up to about 80-100°C, compared with 60°C for HDPE) and a wider range of solvents and concentrated acids. For aggressive chemicals or high-temperature processes, PP is the safer choice; for simple storage of water or weakly concentrated solutions, HDPE meets the requirement at a better cost.
How do I choose the power of an industrial agitator for a tank?
The required power depends on the tank volume, the viscosity of the fluid and the type of mixing desired - simply homogenising an aqueous solution needs much less power than mixing a viscous paste or keeping solid particles in suspension. The speed and type of blades (propellers for fast homogenisation, turbines for intensive mixing, anchors for very viscous fluids) are chosen according to this profile. An undersized agitator leaves dead zones in the tank where the product never mixes completely.
What information should I send for a quote on auxiliary or protective equipment?
For dosing pumps: the required flow rate, the back pressure in the system and the dosed fluid (for material compatibility). For protective equipment: the type of contaminant in the working environment and the estimated concentration, if known. For tanks: the required volume, the stored fluid and whether the tank will be located indoors or outdoors. For agitators, state the tank volume and the approximate viscosity of the mixed fluid. With this data we recommend the suitable equipment, not simply the least expensive one available.
How long does delivery of auxiliary and occupational protective equipment take?
For personal protective equipment and standard consumables (filters, masks, gloves), the lead time is 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier. Dosing pumps configured for a specific flow rate, tanks of special sizes or complete dosing systems are delivered to order, usually in 1–4 weeks; it may take longer depending on the brand and the specifications. For recurring consumption, send the list of codes, and we confirm the lead times in the quotation.
Request a quotation
Send the codes, the nameplate photo or your parts list; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 2026-11-12