Effective disposal for every industry

Industrial applications

Manufacturing industry

Industrial park

Food

Roediger^® supplies complete solutions for manufacturing and industry, tailored to your requirements: Whether chemical or food industry, new or existing buildings - vacuum technology collects, separates, and transports contaminated wastewater, ensuring safe and effective disposal. Flexible pipe routing means the system can always be adapted and modified to suit your current production process. Contact us: We will be happy to advise you.

Closed system – no leakage
Also for contaminated water
Sedimentation-free and low maintenance
Adaptable to specific production processes and wastewater

Complete renovation of a building complex, meeting the highest hygiene standards - and only 10 cm installation depth for pipes. This is how the task set by REWE in Forum Köpenick became a showpiece.

Absolute reliability even in critical situations, safety for the crew, strict budget requirements: Our solutions contribute to the operational capability of the German Navy's corvettes.

Vacuum systems are the best solution for residue-free wastewater removal in the paint and varnish industry - because with high flow velocities, we can effectively prevent deposits.

“With vacuum technology, we have incredible flexibility to adapt to the project. For example, we can extract wastewater upwards – which is extremely beneficial for the industrial sector when you need to drain large halls.”

Georg Maurer

Technical Project Manager Roediger Vacuum GmbH

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Effective disposal for every industry

Customized system for industrial wastewater

Optimally adjusted for industry:

Forum Köpenick, Germany

K130 corvettes, Germany

Industrial disposal, paint and varnish industry, Germany

“With vacuum technology, we have incredible flexibility to adapt to the project. For example, we can extract wastewater upwards – which is extremely beneficial for the industrial sector when you need to drain large halls.”

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