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39 years in Contamination Control
2021
Vestilab acquires a new automatic cutting machine. In addition to increasing the cutting capacity, this new machinery allows a more sustainable use of fabrics, contributing to sustainability objectives.
2020
Vestilab continues on its steady path. With the aim of serving the growing demand of the markets, Vestilab expands its production, innovation and logistics capacities with the acquisition of new facilities in Rubí (Barcelona).
2019
Vestilab has a Quality Department external to the production line.
2018
Vestilab digitalises its patterns, improving efficiency.
2017
Vestilab introduces cut heat sealing on all garments dedicated to sterile areas.
2015
Vestilab introduces Alsistrong fabric for Cleanroom and Sterile Areas, with a 98% of filtration efficiency.
2013
Vestilab introduces a line of ultra-clean wipes for contamination control: Cleanwipe LC-99 and Labwipe NW-99.
2011
With the desire to consolidate its position in Europe, Vestilab becomes part of Alsico Group, one of the world's major players in the professional workwear sector and world leader in Cleanroom workwear for the pharmaceutical industry.Vestilab enters the workwear market, under the brand Vestilab WKW.
2007
Facing the market demands, the PEG Clean Room for the washing and maintenance of the garments for Clean and Sterile Rooms increases its capacity in 50%.
Vestilab receives the prize to the "Quality and Technological Innovation" granted by the readers of "Pharmaceutical Industry".
2006
Vestilab receives the "Rafael García Gutierrez Award for Innovation in White Rooms" granted by Farma Meeting.
1999
With a growing portfolio of suppliers and customers, Vestilab must face the decision to move its headquarters, warehouse and workshop. The head office is inaugurated in Sant Quirze del Vallès.
1995
Vestilab receives medal and diploma in recognition for the quality of Aseptimatic during the VI International Exhibition of Medical Technique "Health for All" in Havana, Cuba
1994
Vestilab participates as an exhibitor for the first time in ACHEMA-Frankfurt, the most important fair of the chemical and pharmaceutical sector worldwide.
1993
In its desire to establish in Spain the existing procedures in other countries, which recommend the washing of garments in clean rooms and sterile environments, Vestilab opens the first clean room in Spain for washing clothes used in these environments. The PEG washing system is born.
1992
With the aim of reaching more people in charge of Clean Rooms with its message, Vestilab sets up an office in Madrid and expands the network of sales technicians in Barcelona.
1988
Vestilab, in its line of strengthening in the market, signs distribution contracts in Spain with the world's leading manufacturers of materials for cleanrooms: Texwipe, Dycem, Wallgate, Caddie, among many others.
1987
Vestilab continues on its steady path with the opening of its first clothing workshop, located in Rubí (Barcelona).
1985
Antonio de la Sotilla, with extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry and in the design and construction of clean and sterile rooms, has undertaken an ambitious business project with the aim of providing the emerging clean rooms in Spain with clothing suitable for these environments and with those materials common in other countries, but which are practically unknown in Spain.
The philosophy of behavior at Vestilab CRC, now Alsico Iberia, has always been and will be that of total dedication to the customer.
We like our work and our clients will always enjoy a very close team to accompany them in the search for solutions to their contamination control problems.
Our careful selection of suppliers and the high level of our commercial technical team allow us to remain at the forefront in the selection of products and techniques for "Total Clean Room Control"
We are part of Alsico
In 2011, Vestilab CRC became Alsico, one of the world's leading players in the professional wear industry and a global leader in Clean Room wear for the pharmaceutical industry. The alsico group has 21 factories in 11 countries, employs 7,200 people and produces 320,000 items per week.
Visit our corporate page www.alsico.es to learn more about the alsico group.
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