Industrial filling solutions for chemical and petrochemical companies operating in Benelux.
Automatic and Semi-automatic Liquid Filling Solutions for industrial containers from 1 to 1,500 litres (up to 400 gal).
Precision-engineered filling machines, conveyors, and palletizers for the chemical, petrochemical, and lubricant industries. Engineering solutions for companies operating in major European chemical clusters including Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
We operate across the BENELUX region — Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg — through our official sales and service partner, Alpaco, based in Hooglede.
Through this partnership, customers throughout the BENELUX region benefit from local presence and direct support, while maintaining full access to AiCROV’s engineering expertise and manufacturing capabilities.
This partnership allows us to provide:
Local sales support and project coordination
Faster communication and response time
On-site installation and commissioning assistance
Technical field support when needed
Reliable after-sales service and spare parts coordination
Your local contact for Belgium:


Belgium is one of our most active markets. Our machines there fill lubricants and greases, adhesives, and hygiene and disinfection chemicals such as peracetic acid. They range from semi-automatic fillers to a Robot Filler on a gantry.
Some of our projects in Belgium
Local support. Our agent for the Benelux works with our sales manager for France, the Benelux and French-speaking Europe, from the first visit to start-up. Remote assistance and spare parts from globally distributed brands support every installation.
AiCROV filling systems are already operating in Belgium and the Netherlands in applications involving drums, IBCs, and a wide range of industrial containers, including pails, canisters, and jerrycans.
Manufacturers trust AiCROV because we deliver engineered filling solutions designed for demanding industrial environments, where reliability, accuracy, and operational efficiency are critical.
Our systems are designed to provide:
Robust industrial machine design built for continuous and long-term operation
High-precision filling technology ensuring accurate and consistent results
Custom-engineered solutions tailored to each production process
Seamless integration with existing production lines and plant infrastructure






Filling operations in Belgium and the broader Benelux region are shaped by one of Europe’s most concentrated chemical and petrochemical landscapes. The port of Antwerp anchors the world’s second-largest integrated chemical cluster, hosting majorities of global specialty chemical, polymer, and lubricant producers, while the industrial corridor extending through Ghent, Liège and into the Netherlands and Luxembourg adds significant capacity in agrochemicals and food-grade liquids.
Every project for Benelux is reviewed by our engineering team against the regulations that apply where the machine will be installed — such as the explosive atmospheres directives, the Seveso III Directive for major hazard sites and the Belgian and Dutch transpositions of REACH and CLP — so the machine can be commissioned and operated without surprises. Container conventions in Benelux follow the metric system — 200-litre (55 gal) drums, 1,000-litre (275 gal) IBC totes and intermediate pail, jerry cans and canisters formats are standard across the region — and our weighing-based filling technology handles these formats with consistent accuracy across product viscosities and hazard categories.
Through our partnership with Alpaco, based in Hooglede, Belgium, manufacturers across the Benelux region gain a local point of contact for sales coordination, on-site installation and after-sales service, while engineering and manufacturing remain centralized in Tarragona, Spain. This combination delivers European engineering precision with the regional responsiveness that plant managers require in Antwerp, Rotterdam and Luxembourg, particularly in high-throughput environments where operational continuity is critical.
We develop filling machines tailored to your requirements. From high-viscosity lubricants to hazardous chemicals, our systems are configured to meet your specific operational demands.
Our relationship doesn’t end at delivery. AiCROV provides engineering assistance, commissioning support, operator training, and ongoing technical service.
Designed for durability and precision, our systems ensure reliable operation over time, reducing service interruptions and enhancing overall filling performance and throughput.
Every project is reviewed by our engineering team against the regulations of the country of installation, for safe handling of corrosive, flammable and high-risk liquids.





Slow manual processes limit throughput and increase labour costs across filling operations.
Inaccurate dosing leads to costly product waste, spillage and environmental hazards.
Foam-prone products require specialised filling techniques to maintain accuracy and speed.
High-viscosity products demand precise control systems for consistent filling volumes.
Chemical filling operations require safety-engineered systems to protect operators and facilities.
Explosive atmospheres call for equipment engineered and certified under the scheme that applies in the country of installation.
One Robot Filler fills peracetic acid into IBCs, 200 L drums and jerrycans for Christeyns in Belgium: uncapping, filling, capping and sealing.

SP2 line for Sadaps Bardahl in Belgium: lubricants and greases into drums, IBCs and 10–25 L jerrycans with an extra scale, every pallet leaving wrapped.

Two-axis SP1 for an adhesives and greases producer in Belgium: containers in rows filled faster, the nozzle moving on X and Y, drums and IBCs still supported.

SP2 line for Ardeca Lubricants in Belgium: oils and greases into drums and IBCs, legal-for-trade weighing and teleservice, 60 drums or 15 IBCs an hour.
An SP1 with two scales for drums and IBCs and an LSG for 1–30 L jerrycans, for TotalEnergies Belgium, with legal-for-trade weighing.
Our filling systems are CE marked as standard. Our engineering team reviews every project against the regulations that apply at the installation site in Belgium, the Netherlands or Luxembourg — such as the explosive atmospheres directives, the Seveso III Directive as transposed into national law, and REACH and CLP — and we design, verify and document the machine accordingly.
Through our partner Alpaco, based in Hooglede, Belgium, we provide on-site commissioning, operator training and a Site Acceptance Test (SAT) at your facility. AiCROV engineers from Tarragona travel on-site for the SAT or for complex automated lines.
From 1 litre up to 1,500 litres. The most common formats across Belgian and Benelux industrial sites are 20-litre (5 gal) pails, 200-litre drums and 1,000-litre IBC totes. Custom configurations are available for non-standard containers.
Spare parts are coordinated through Alpaco in Hooglede, with field service available across Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Remote connectivity is available as an option on every AiCROV machine, Plug & Fill included. When remote connectivity is active, our Tarragona team supports Benelux operations in real time.
Yes. AiCROV machines fill corrosive acids, flammable solvents, lubricants, agrochemicals and other hazardous liquids every day. For hazardous-area installations in Benelux, equipment is engineered to the relevant explosion proof zone classification of your plant, reviewed against the Belgian and EU explosive atmospheres regulations.
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