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HORIBA Tocadero GmbH
Next Generation Water Analytics
About HORIBA Tocadero
HORIBA Tocadero is dedicated to the next generation of advanced water analytics for industrial and environmental applications. The company was founded as TOCADERO Analytics AG by a team of senior technology and application experts working for many years in the global analytical industry. In September 2019, the TOCADERO team joined the HORIBA Group of worldwide companies. HORIBA Tocadero is located in the hot-spot of the German analytical industry, the Technology Park Analytic City Adlershof in Berlin.
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Facts about HORIBA Tocadero
- Focus : Manufacturer
- Employees: 11-50
- Industry : Process analytics / process measurement technology
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Online TOC Analyzer - Tocadero One by HORIBA Tocadero
The next generation of online TOC analytics
State-of-the-art online TOC analysis enables safe water monitoring with low maintenance costs
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