News

Xatico as a newcomer to the agricultural industry

We’re excited to showcase our innovative products and fresh approach to the sector!

NATRUE certification for Neuburg Siliceous Earth grades!

We are delighted to share that 3 main particle sizes of Neuburg Siliceous Earth (Sillitin N85/V88/Z89) have officially received the NATRUE certification.

Change in External Quality Management

Alain Heck together with Philipp Theen, marking the start of a new chapter in quality management collaboration.

Major milestone in our journey of growth

Xatico Benelux-France Sàrl has officially evolved into Xatico Benelux Sarl, and we are proud to introduce our newly established company: Xatico France SAS!

Introduction of Marion Ruel to our long-standing partner WOELLNER

This week our new Junior Sales Manager Marion Ruel was introduced at our long-standing partner Woellner in Ludwigshafen.

Release Agents

Today we introduce the release agent 𝐑𝐔𝐂𝐎𝐒𝐀𝐍 𝐁-𝐑𝐀𝐗.

Product of September - Basalt Fiber

𝐁𝐚𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐭 𝐟𝐢𝐛𝐞𝐫 is an inorganic mineral obtained from the volcanic basalt rock.
It has excellent physical, mechanical and chemical properties coming from molten basalt.

Repacking Service

We repack fillers into the packaging that best suits our customers' needs and concerns - whether in big bags, bulk, paper-, polyethylene- or EVA (low melting) bags.

Product of June - Geopolymers

With the growing awareness of the threat posed by CO2 emissions, a number of research projects are moving towards the development of new, more environmentally friendly materials. In addition to this environmental trend, the evolution of technologies requiring more fire-resistant materials is also leading to the development of new materials. Geopolymers are emerging as a promising alternative to traditional materials.

Product of Mai - Diatomaceous Earth

Diatomaceous earth is a natural, soft, lightweight and high porosity siliceous sedimentary rock.

Product of April - ZnO ECO

SilaZinc Eco : It is a substance that combines the properties of a classic zinc oxide and avoids the constraints of the new GHS/CLP classification for mixtures.