Alfatech SpA was founded on February 15, 1985 under the legal form of a Limited Liability Company and in October 1997, with the growth of the business, it was transformed into a joint stock company.

In over thirty years of activity Alfatech SpA has served, with mutual satisfaction, customers such as the ENI group, all the Italian universities and the CNR centers, all the major pharmaceutical industries in the country, the large food industries, the experimental stations and the most important industries in the area.

Alfatech SpA has installed and customized instruments that operate not only in the more traditional industrial sites, but also in extreme or particular areas such as in the Italian Antarctic base, in the CNR laboratory of K2 and in the orbiting space station.

For those laboratories that need to have instruments that always meet the stringent parameters imposed by national and international regulations, our specialists guarantee a certification service in compliance with the imposed requirements.

Since its foundation Alfatech SpA has specialized in the import and installation of instruments for scientific research with the ability to act throughout the Italian national territory and beyond. Alfatech SpA operates in the agricultural / environmental, biopharmaceutical, chemical / petrochemical, pharmaceutical / nutraceutical, cosmetics and neuroscience sectors, providing its customers with customized solutions to their needs.

ISO 9001:2008

Areas of interest:
Agri-food - Environmental
Biopharmaceutical
Chemical - Petrochemical
Pharmaceutical - Cosmetics - Nutraceutical
Molecular and Cellular Biology - Neuroscience

Automation
Calorimetry
Macromolecole Characterization
Chromatography
Liquid Cromatography
Fluid Dosing
Capillary Electrophoresis
Solvent evaporation
Gas Chromatography
GAS Generators
HPTLC
LCMS
Homogenization
Purification
Electrochemical detection
Organic Chemistry
Controller System
Software
SPME
TLC
Mass Spec
Light Scattering,
Sample Preparation
Bio-separation
Bio-caracterization,
Analytical chemistry

15TH FEBRUARY 1985