European engineered filling systems for drums, barrels, IBC, totes, pails, canisters and jerrycans.
Automated filling systems designed for chemical, petrochemical, lubricants, food, pharmaceutical, and industrial liquid manufacturers operating in Poland. Supported locally in Piastów , Poland.
AiCROV provides filling technology to manufacturers in Poland through its regional partner Gassó, based in Piastów.
This partnership ensures that customers in Poland benefit from reliable local support and efficient project coordination, while maintaining direct access to AiCROV’s engineering expertise and manufacturing capabilities:
Direct communication with our engineering team
Efficient project coordination and execution
Support during installation and commissioning
Access to spare parts and technical assistance
Reliable after-sales service for long-term operations

Our sales and service partner from Gassó
+48 607 571 520

AiCROV's Poland Sales Manager
arovira@aicrov.com
AiCROV filling systems are designed to perform in high-demand industrial environments, including chemical, petrochemical, and lubricant production facilities.
Our engineering approach prioritizes operational reliability, safety, and smooth integration with existing plant processes. Around the world, manufacturers rely on AiCROV to handle hazardous and high-value liquids with precision and consistency.
Key benefits of AiCROV solutions include:
Heavy-duty filling technology built for continuous, high-performance operation
Tailor-made engineering solutions adapted to each production requirement
Proven expertise in chemical, petrochemical, and lubricant applications
Easy integration with existing production lines and facility infrastructure
Scalable configurations, from stand-alone filling units to fully automated systems






Filling operations in Poland are shaped by one of Central Europe’s most dynamic and fast-growing chemical manufacturing sectors. The Silesian industrial region — anchored by Katowice, Gliwice and the surrounding Upper Silesia conurbation — concentrates significant capacity in specialty chemicals, lubricants and industrial coatings, while the Warsaw metropolitan area and the Łódź corridor host substantial volumes of consumer chemicals, agrochemicals and food-grade liquid production. The port cities of Gdańsk and Szczecin add petrochemical and bulk chemical handling capacity along the Baltic coast, reflecting Poland’s growing role as a logistics and manufacturing hub within the European Union.
AiCROV builds filling systems fully aligned with Polish and European regulatory requirements: ATEX-certified equipment for explosive atmospheres, compliance with the Seveso III Directive as transposed into Polish law, and adherence to REACH and CLP chemical classification standards applicable across the EU single market. Container conventions in Poland follow the metric system — 200-litre drums, 1,000-litre IBC totes and intermediate pail, jerry cans and canisters formats are standard across Polish industrial sites — and our weighing-based filling technology handles these formats with consistent accuracy across product viscosities and hazard categories.
Through our partnership with Gassó, based in Piastów near Warsaw, manufacturers across Poland 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 local responsiveness that plant managers across Silesia, the Warsaw corridor and the Baltic coast require, particularly in continuous-operation environments where reliability and rapid technical support are essential.
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.
Our equipment is designed and manufactured to meet industry standards and safety requirements, ensuring secure 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 atmosphere environments need certified equipment meeting strict explosive-proof directives.
Our filling systems are CE certified by default, fully compliant with ATEX directives for explosive atmospheres and the Seveso III Directive as transposed into Polish law. Equipment is engineered to meet all regulatory requirements applicable across Poland within the EU single market, including REACH and CLP chemical classification standards and Polish national transpositions of European safety legislation.
Standard semi-automatic systems ship in 12-18 weeks from order confirmation. Fully automatic lines (EL2-E, robot filler) typically require 18-28 weeks. Lead times include Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) in Tarragona and road freight to Poland, with transit typically 3-4 days given our shared continental European logistics network.
Through our partner Gassó, based in Piastów near Warsaw, 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. Gassó provides coverage across all major Polish industrial regions including Silesia, the Warsaw corridor and the Baltic coast.
From 1 litre up to 1,500 litres. The most common formats across Polish industrial sites are 20-litre pails, 200-litre drums and 1,000-litre IBC totes. Custom configurations are available for non-standard containers and for bulk filling applications common in Silesian chemical and lubricant production facilities.
Spare parts are coordinated through Gassó in Piastów, with field service available across Poland. Remote diagnostics through secure VPN are included with our Compact and Advance machines. When VPN is active, our Tarragona team supports Polish operations in real time, minimising unplanned downtime in continuous-operation environments.
Yes. AiCROV machines fill corrosive acids, flammable solvents, lubricants, agrochemicals and other hazardous liquids every day. For hazardous-area installations in Poland, equipment is engineered to the relevant ATEX zone classification of your plant, fully compliant with Polish and EU explosive atmospheres regulations and Seveso III site requirements where applicable.
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