Dicsa, scientific instruments for the field

Dicsa is an Almeria based company dedicated to the seals and distribution of scientific instrumens business based in the town of Vícar (www.dicsa.es). Although they work with Universities, research centers and labs all around the Spanish country, in Almería we can find a failure in the agriculture business because in Spain this sector is highly technified and "it has always needed and required the help of scientific instrumentalization" says Emilio Leite, responsible for this company since it started business in 1987.

For this reason, the company counts on a department for scientific equipements for agriculture that covers the farmers and the agriculture technicians. It makes a lot of products accessible for the farmers. The instruments catalog covers from spectrophotometers, colorimeters, glossmeters for measuring the color of the fruit, pH meters, conductivity meters and multiparameters of free and total chlorine as well as balances, dynamometers and so on.

But these are just a few of the examples commercialized and sold by this company. They are all available in this catalog of products for agriculture that gathers all the necessary equipment for the crop quality control, environmental and micrological as well as the instrumentation required for plant's diseases and safety at work.

The sale is made by telephone and soon there will be an online store where you will be able to find a wide selection of common instrumentations used in food industry.

The Company Dicsa, based in Almería, covers all the andalusian community through its commercial delegations of Granada, Jaén, Córdoba, Málaga and Seville being this last one the one giving service to Huelva and Cádiz. Now Extremadura is joining this issue as well, says Emilio Leite.

The hallmark of the Company is the greatest commitment with their customers. On the same way, Emilio Leite counts on an exceptional team with great experience and knowledge. "We are a human team with high level academic training and wide experience".