NiTech Solutions

📍 Edinburgh, United Kingdom🗓 Founded 2004👥 16 employees💰 Last funded Apr 2018
NiTech Solutions is one of the world’s leading authorities on the use of continuous baffled reactor and crystallisation technology. Its revolutionary clean technology is replacing outdated and inefficient stirred tank reactors and changing the way in which chemicals and pharmaceuticals are being developed and manufactured. NiTech’s DN15 reactors and crystallisers have widespread applications for manufacturers in the chemical, pharmaceutical, food and drink, life science and allied industries. Benefits include major reductions in capital and operating costs, energy use and waste generation, plus significant improvements in product quality. The DN15 range is available in three models for laboratory, pilot- or full-scale production. The range also includes high-pressure (HP) models in either stainless steel or alloy. These HP units can be housed in a flame-proof enclosure to allow for use in an ATEX environment. NiTech Solutions is well placed to provide prospective users with customised advice and support on the technical, economic and environmental opportunities to be accessed through adopting continuous flow equipment. Partner laboratories in France, Sweden and Singapore can work with companies to support feasibility trials with NiTech equipment on a commercial basis.
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Who invested in NiTech Solutions?
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When did NiTech Solutions last raise funding?
The most recent investment in NiTech Solutions recorded on gritt.io was in April 2018.
When was NiTech Solutions founded?
NiTech Solutions was founded in 2004.
What industry is NiTech Solutions in?
NiTech Solutions operates in Chemical Manufacturing. Find similar Chemical Manufacturing investors on gritt.io.
Where is NiTech Solutions based?
NiTech Solutions is headquartered in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.