With its extraction and dosing systems for silos, Sodimate has developed a successful business and is the leader in the environmental market.
Founded in 1980, Sodimate is a French company based in Cormeilles en Parisis, near Paris. We specialized in the environmental field (drinking water, municipal wastewater, industrial applications and flue gas treatment) to design processes and equipment that store, extract, meter, mix with water bulk powders and sludge.
We have designed and set up over 9,000 installations with these extraction, metering and mixing systems for dry reagents and sludge.
We are a manufacturer and supplier for the environmental field all over the world through our network of subsidiaries and representative offices.
Sodimate’s most valuable strength is to be able to integrate various standardized equipment to design a custom solution that meets the customer’s needs.
These complete systems are designed to operate in sectors of activity such as: wastewater treatment, drinking water treatment, flue gas treatment, etc.…
SODIMATE integrates several parts to supply complete turnkey systems such as:
Our design office is equipped with SolidWorks licenses and CAD software to carry out any type of custom solution. Our service includes designing the installation, the general arrangement according to your instructions, the operation process philosophy, and the technical documents for your project. We also perform the mechanical assembly of the equipment, the start-up of the installation, and the training of the operating team on-site.
Some of the industries Sodimate acts on are:
Mining
Water & Wastewater Treatment
Plastics and Molding
Food Processing & Agriculture
Cement
Pulp & Paper
• CMC & Starch handling
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