List of Chemical Suppliers in Switzerland
Cleverdist SA
At Cleverdist we provide world class Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Systems (SCADA) services and Industrial IoT solutions.
Our HQ team and founders were key players during the design and development of CERN's Large Hadron Collider experiment systems. To complete our team, we hire industrial expertise and talent all around the globe and we have in addition a growing network of system integrator partners allowing us to address any region.
No matter how complex or specific our customer projects are, our specialist are can quickly craft high-quality solutions using the most modern software quality control techniques, modern user interlaces and adapting to any operational culture.
At Cleverdist we know that digitization is a moving target. For this reason, we use engineering frameworks and tool facilitating the maintainability and continuous improvement of our developed solutions.
NeoCoat SA
NeoCoat SA is a high-tech company active in the field of CVD Diamond Coating Technology.
Its thin diamond films have various applications and the company focuses its offer of CVD-diamond coating on Microsystems, mechanical or micromechanical parts and doped-diamond electrodes.
NeoCoat's headquarter and production facility is located in the Science and Technology Park Neode, in La Chaux-de-Fonds (NE), Switzerland.
The company does business worldwide by developing new applications and products, either with industrial partner or OEM, by selling components, products, processes and engineered equipments, directly or through partners and sales representatives.
Main products and applications:
- Diamond coated tools (drill, routers, inserts, etc.)
- Conductive diamond AFM probes
- Diamond electrodes (BDD – Boron-Doped-Diamond)
- Diamond coated rotary seals
- Diamond coated micromechanical parts
- Crystalline synthetic diamond parts
eightinks AG
At eightinks we are building the most powerful lithium ion batteries: We enable solid state batteries to reach their full potential. Our proprietary production technology allows us to combine scalable manufacturing, novel cell designs and high performance materials. This is why we can deliver the best possible cells.
Oxyle AG
Oxyle AG provides a novel wastewater treatment that completely eliminates the most persistent and toxic micropollutant (pharmaceuticals, hormones, personal-scare-products, pesticides, industrial chemicals etc.) from our bodies of water. Our patented nanocatalyst degrades these hazardous pollutants from water and leaves behind clean and safe to discharge water. Oxyle's wastewater treatment reactors are efficient, cost-effective, sustainable, and easy to use. With our game-changing technology we will provide a effective wastewater treatment to industries, R&D labs, hospitals, wastewater treatments plants, and households, and help them easily comply with the strict effluent discharge regulations.
Lock and Key Biosciences GmbH
Our Vision: Lock & Key Biosciences GmbH aims to empower the fine chemical industry with innovative and practical biocatalytic technologies of unprecedented reactivity and efficiency. We have gathered the skills and assets to rapidly transform cutting-edge discoveries into ready-to-use biocatalytic methods for chiral synthesis.
Producing enzymes, or any protein of interest for that matter, has its own challenges. While recombinant protein expression is a standardised tool, using it to produce toxic proteins is difficult. Additionally, many proteins may aggregate when produced at non-physiological levels, hampering yields. Improving yields, purity or even unlocking access to previously unobtainable POIs can accelerate and enhance biological or biochemical research and applications.
Lock & Key Biosciences GmbH is working to arm scientists with the tools and methods to help express and isolate challenging POIs. We are developing novel expression systems using our decades of experience handling proteins, to complement routine expression protocols in E. coli.
We adapt and license our technologies to fit your specific needs, and we also conduct tailored biocatalytic syntheses. The abilities of our exclusive technologies are showcased in our portfolio of chiral products, available for purchase.
Climeworks AG
Climeworks develops, builds and operates Direct Air Capture (DAC) machines to capture CO₂ directly from the air, with 15 machines currently in operation. The captured carbon dioxide can either be recycled and reused as a raw material or completely removed from the air by safely storing it underground, permanently.
The raw material, pure CO₂ gas, is used by customers in industries such as commercial agriculture, energy, food and beverage and automotive, for uses such as carbonating drinks or for producing carbon-neutral hydrocarbon fuels and materials. By using Climeworks' CO₂, customers can reduce their overall emissions as well as lowering their dependence on fossil energy.
Our unique carbon dioxide removal technology also offers businesses a permanent negative emissions solution for their sustainability strategy and for individuals it provides a way for them to remove their carbon footprint and contribute to a climate-positive world.
Climeworks was founded by engineers, Christoph Gebald and Jan Wurzbacher, with a mission to inspire 1 billion people to remove CO₂ from the air, using our direct air capture technology.
A climate-positive world requires us to act now by all means available. Let's restore a healthy balance of CO₂ and reverse climate change. Will you join us?
SILANA GmbH
SILANA's materials span a wide range of applications. Use them to provide your customers cleanness, continous wetting-tunability, 100% breathability, thermal insulation, tunable filtration selectivity, or high performance water management. Provide premium products and unique value to your customers. Sustainability and biodegradability inclusive.
REEcover
REEcover was born in 2023 in a research lab at ETH Zurich, in the scenery of the Swiss mountains which you can see from the ETH Hönggerberg campus. While Marie’s PhD projects revolved around the deeper understanding of rare earth coordination chemistry for diverse applications, reading the book “The Rare Metals War: the dark side of clean energy and digital technologies” by the French journalist Guillaume Pitron really opened her mind to the hidden challenges faced to meet our current sustainable development goals.
The recycling of rare earth elements (REEs) was lacking both innovations and incentives from policy makers to prevent the mining of natural ores. Only recently has this topic been addressed by international organizations, with both the International Energy Agency and International Renewable Energy Agency releasing reports on critical metals in 2022. 2023 was a critical year for critical materials, with the European Critical Raw Material Act adopted in March by the European Commission. With these incentives at play, the timing to implement a novel recycling process could not be more perfect. At REEcover, we take advantage of a unique patented technology which allows us to recover these elements from electronic waste. Our first proof of concept concerns the recycling of Europium and Yttrium from energy saving lamps, with a separation factor 10 times superior to existing technologies. We want to take advantage of the well-established recycling scheme to decrease this dependance on minerals which are mined thousands of kilometers away. We are currently developing our process to scale up the recycling and extend it to different REEs, such as Neodymium and Dysprosium which are found in magnets, while keeping as our north star sustainability and circularity.