Bring ViwateQ in-house

Your own ViwateQ cabin, your own schedule

Line drawing of a stainless steel process vessel with a close-up: rough original surface versus the flat surface after ViwateQ Finishing

Take control of your surface treatment. Increase your margins, shorten your lead times and eliminate toxic pickling.

Is it right for you?

When is an in-house installation the right choice?

A licence is the logical next step for companies that want to (re)take control of their surface treatment. The switch to your own cabin is often made when you:

  • want to meet EHEDG, 3-A or other roughness requirements
  • focus on hygienic machine design
  • require low surface roughness
  • want to extend the service life of your equipment
  • need a chemical-free surface treatment
In-house ViwateQ installation in a production hall
Why in-house

What your own cabin delivers

Control

Fully in-house

Shorter lead times, without depending on external suppliers or transport waiting times.

Permit-free

Future-proof

No chemicals, so no strict environmental permits or chemical waste. We help with analyses where needed.

Hygienic

Design

A finish to EHEDG and 3-A as a standard part of your own production.

How it works

From first conversation to a running cabin

1. Introduction and sample

We discuss your products, volumes and requirements. A free sample shows upfront what the ViwateQ finish does to your material.

2. A cabin built to fit

Every cabin is tailored to your products and installation. We provide technical support and drawings for the most efficient solution. Installed cabins range from 4 x 5 metres to 16 x 18 metres.

3. Installation

We install the equipment and commission the cabin together with your team.

4. Operator training

A three-day training programme at our headquarters is mandatory. Your operators learn the process parameters, handling, quality requirements and best practices. On-site training follows after installation.

5. Ongoing support

As a licensee you receive best practices, technical guidance and specialised tools, so you work as efficiently and consistently as possible.

Operator applying ViwateQ Finishing to a stainless steel frame
Installation of a custom ViwateQ cabin
Stainless steel parts ready for treatment
ViwateQ hall in Geldermalsen with stainless steel frames and the cabin
ViwateQ installation at partner Van Geenen in Rijssen

When does an in-house installation pay off?

Request our ROI model to compare your current costs with those of the fully mechanical ViwateQ process.

Frequently asked questions

About the in-house installation

Do I need special environmental permits?

ViwateQ uses no chemicals and the treated wastewater can be discharged into the sewer. Depending on local requirements, we can assist with the necessary analyses and support you in obtaining permits.

Can the cabin be customised to our products?

Yes. Each cabin is tailored to your specific needs and products. Installed cabins range from 4 x 5 metres to 16 x 18 metres.

How soon can operators work independently?

After the mandatory three-day training at our headquarters and on-site training after installation, your operators are ready to work quickly, efficiently and independently.

What is the return compared to our current method?

That depends on the materials, quality requirements, configuration and production efficiency. Our ROI model lets you make the comparison for your own situation.

Treated stainless steel part after ViwateQ Finishing
Wet polishing stainless steel parts in the ViwateQ cabin
Operator inspecting a treated stainless steel part
ViwateQ hall in Geldermalsen with stainless steel frames and the cabin

Become a ViwateQ service partner

We are actively looking for new partners internationally to make ViwateQ available locally. Interested in our partner programme?

    Reinhard van Essche, ViwateQ
    Request a ViwateQ cabin

    Your own cabin, built to fit

    Leave your details. An engineer will contact you to discuss your situation and the options.

    ViwateQ cabin at a licensee