Speichim Processing Beaufort

The solvent regeneration platform serving France's Grand-Est region

Speichim Processing industrial site in Beaufort-Orbagna (39). Séché Environnement.

The essentials In practice Key figures Our equipement Our certifications Our solutions Our commitments

Helping industry to foster circular economies

We regenerate and transform solvents from the pharmaceutical, chemical, mechanical, paint and printing industry, including alcohols, varnish, paints, and ink. Speichim Processing Beaufort is also one of the rare facilities in France authorized to treat and recover waste and residue from hydrocarbons (such as white spirit).

Our solutions help to preserve natural resources and combat climate change. Regenerated solvents produce 80% less carbon emissions and can be reused in their original processes or channeled into new industrial uses. As such, we support our clients to bring about their environmental transition.

Speichim Processing

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Praktische Informationen

Contact

Rue Gabriel Gentet
39190 Beaufort-Orbagna, France

Tel: +33384 871 955

Map

Alexandra Ballore - Communications and PR manager
a.ballore@groupe-seche.com

Phillipe Brisson - Site Director
p.brisson@speichim.groupe-seche.com

Opening hours

Monday: 8am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 5pm
Tuesday: 8am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 5pm
Wednesday: 8am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 5pm
Thursday: 8am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 5pm
Friday: 8am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 5pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

News

Speichim Processing, the expert in distillation driving your environmental transition

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Speichim Processing, a subsidiary of Groupe Séché Environnement, specializing in solvent regeneration and chemical purification. Here's a 4-step summary of the recovery and treatment process for the products entrusted to us.

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Speichim Processing, the expert in distillation driving your environmental transition

Go behind the scenes of Speichim Processing, subsidiary of the Séché Environnement Group specializing in the regeneration of solvents and purification of chemicals. Watch this short video to understand the four steps to recover and treat chemicals.

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Speichim Processing - Beaufort in figures

Regeneration

23,000

tons of solvents treated each year

PEOPLE

employees

Our equipment

Certifications

We have always sought to improve our practices, measure our impact on the environment and achieve the highest standards with respect to energy and environmental performance.

Quality management

Our solutions to achieve a positive impact

Alle Lösungen

Regeneration, purification and chemical synthesis

Regeneration of used solvents

Regeneration, purification and chemical synthesis

Marketing virgin and regenerated solvents

Our commitment to the community

Protecting local wildlife

We roll out tangible initiatives to protect the environment, for example by creating meadows to attract insects, planting local species of hedgerow, keeping animals (such as protected species of bats and owls) at the farm on site, and partnering with Juras Nature Environnement (2022). We signed up to the Act4Nature initiative and joined EpE (Entreprises pour l'Environnement).

Closely monitoring water, air and biodiversity

We constantly take preventive action by analyzing retained water before releasing it into nature or treat it in a certified facility. We also monitor rain water, minimize water consumption and ensure the compliance of VOC emissions released from the washing tower.

Safeguarding teams and facilities

As we handle hazardous substances, safety is key. Harnessing the expertise of a QHSE (Quality Hygiene Safety Environment) risk prevention specialist, production staff carry out weekly and monthly safety rounds as well as all required regulatory checks.

We are proud to have sustained zero workplace accidents with lost time since 2007.

Mentoring with the Lycée agricole de Montmorot

We help rehabilitate and renovate a farm on our site that is home to a protected species of bat, and maintain vegetation in collaboration with the students from the lycée agricole de Montmorot.