European-engineered filling systems with local sales and service in Canada through Link Pack.
Industrial Filling Equipment for industrial containers from 1 to 1,500 litres (up to 400 gal).
Automated filling systems designed for chemical and industrial liquid manufacturers operating in Canada. Supported locally in Terrebonne, Canada.
AiCROV provides filling technology to Canadian manufacturers through its regional partner Link Pack, based in Terrebonne.
This partnership ensures that Canadian customers receive fast, reliable local support and seamless project coordination, while maintaining direct access to AiCROV’s engineering and manufacturing expertise:
Local project management and coordination
Faster communication and response time
On-site commissioning and technical support
Field service assistance when required
Reliable after-sales service and spare parts coordination
Your local contact for Canada:


In Canada we work through our local agent, with the support of our sales team in Tarragona. Our closest references are in the United States, where our machines fill food ingredients and water-treatment chemicals, among other products. They include a line with two Robot Fillers in Iowa and an SP25 for Nalco Water, an Ecolab company.
Local support. Machines are designed in Europe and adapted to the electrical and safety requirements of the country of installation. For hazardous areas, the explosion proof execution follows the certification scheme of the country. Remote assistance and spare parts from globally distributed brands keep them running.
AiCROV filling systems are already operating in Canada in applications involving drums, IBCs (totes), and industrial containers, supporting chemical, lubricant, agricultural, and hazardous liquid operations.
Canadian manufacturers choose AiCROV because we provide engineered solutions designed to solve the biggest industrial filling challenges:
Reliable industrial equipment – robust machinery built for continuous, high-demand operation
Accurate filling technology – precise dosing for liquids of all types, minimising product loss and ensuring consistency
Custom solutions for production plants – engineered systems tailored to each facility, fully integrated with existing lines and infrastructure






Filling operations in Canada are defined by a diverse industrial geography that spans the country’s most resource-intensive provinces. Alberta’s oil sands and petrochemical corridor — anchored by Fort Saskatchewan, Edmonton and the Industrial Heartland — represents one of North America’s largest concentrations of chemical processing capacity, while Ontario and Quebec host significant specialty chemical, lubricant, food-grade and agrochemical manufacturing. British Columbia adds capacity in forestry chemicals along the Pacific corridor.
Every project for Canada is reviewed by our engineering team against the requirements that apply where the machine will be installed — such as CSA, CRN registration of pressure equipment where applicable, and hazardous location classifications under the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), including Zone and Division designations for flammable atmospheres — so the machine can be commissioned and operated without surprises. Container conventions in Canada follow a hybrid metric and imperial standard — 205-litre drums, 1,000-litre (275 gal) IBC totes and 20-litre (5 gal) pail, jerry cans and canisters are common across industrial sites — and our weighing-based filling technology handles these formats with consistent accuracy across product viscosities and classifications.
Through our partnership with Link Pack, based in Terrebonne, Quebec, Canadian manufacturers gain a local point of contact for project management, on-site commissioning and after-sales service, while engineering and manufacturing remain centralized in Tarragona, Spain. This combination delivers European engineering precision with the local responsiveness that plant managers across Alberta, Ontario and Quebec require, particularly in continuous-operation environments where reliability and regulatory compliance are non-negotiable.
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.
Our filling systems are CE marked as standard. For Canada, our engineering team reviews every project against the requirements that apply at the installation site — such as CSA, CRN registration of pressure equipment where applicable, and the hazardous location classifications of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) — and we design, verify and document the machine accordingly, so it can be commissioned and operated without surprises.
Through our partner Link Pack, based in Terrebonne, Quebec, 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. Link Pack provides coverage across all Canadian provinces.
From 1 litre up to 1,500 litres. Canada follows a hybrid metric and imperial standard — the most common formats are 20-litre pails, 205-litre drums and 1,000-litre IBC totes. Custom configurations are available for non-standard containers.
Spare parts are coordinated through Link Pack in Terrebonne, Quebec, with field service available across Canada. Remote connectivity is available as an option on every AiCROV machine, Plug & Fill included. When remote connectivity is active, our Tarragona team supports Canadian 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 Canada, equipment is engineered to the relevant CEC Zone or Division classification of your plant, reviewed against the Canadian electrical and safety requirements that apply to your site.
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