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Why DICSA is a responsive and reliable partner for quality equipment manufacture and supply

DICSA supplies standard items as well as special pieces based on client drawings. (Image source: DICSA)

DICSA is one of Europe’s biggest hydraulic manufacturers and one of the largest stainless steel fittings manufacturers worldwide

The company supplies goods to 92 countries around the world, 10 of which are in the African continent.

DICSA maintains a stock of 65,000 products at any one time. The stability and reliability of its stock management and supply operations across the whole range of its products mean that the company is considered a preferential supplier for most of its customers around the world – whether the demand is for hydraulic hoses, adaptors, hose fittings, pipe fittings, hydraulic components or pneumatic fittings and components.

DICSA maintains three global manufacturing and distribution centres, enabling to reduce freight costs and to offer better service, with the ability to ship from one single fitting to a full container. The company runs large warehouses (with 16,500 sqm for the 65,000 products in stock), a high-technology factory (with 15 CNC machines and high-production transfer machines), workshops (with flexibles, rigid pipes, welding, and hydraulics).

DICSA’s comprehensive quality system ensures quality, reliablity and responsiveness throughout the supply chain, from raw material to final shipment. In particular, its digital platform (at www.dicsaes.com) enables clients to check real-time availability of all products, and to choose the transportation and track the shipment.

DICSA supplies standard items and it can also produce special pieces based on clients’ drawings. As an example of its proficiency in serving customers, DICSA has received the DNV type approval for maritime and offshore applications, valid for its Triagle hoses and stainless steel fittings. It has also received the new MED for Marine Equipment Certificate.

At Bauma Conexpo Africa, DICSA presents products to take advantage of the market potential for infrastructure development, allying products of highest quality to a flexible manufacturing operation that serves several different industrial applications, including agriculture, public works, and maintenance and repair.

The company has a particular interest in sectors where its connectors in stainless steel are utilised fully, including offshore, shipyard, and maritime sectors for which it has obtained international type approval certificates (DNV-GL & BV) that guarantee its manufacturing capabilities and products.

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