Ascomat
Pool filtration and water-treatment equipment assembled for swimming pool operators and owners
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Ascomat
Ascomat assembles PalBox pool filtration units on a PVC pallet base. Each unit includes a filter, pump, water-treatment system, two collectors and a heating bypass, ready to connect to a pool.
The company is based in Apprieu, France, and was founded in 1991. Its product catalogue also includes Starbrite product sheets.
Product: PalBox pool filtration units assembled with a filter, pump, water-treatment system, collectors and heating bypass.
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