The Photoluminescent Eco Beacons form part of our circular economy.They consist of a plastic shaft made from 100% recycled and 100% recyclable material sourced from urban and/or industrial waste, featuring a plate and an ultra-photoluminescent insert embedded in the top. Once charged, their function is to mark and signal unlit areas such as, for example: […]
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Abadecom and its high-intensity photoluminescent tile
Photoluminescent signage requires no electricity and practically no maintenance either, making it an ideal option for marking pathways. The high-intensity photoluminescent tile, manufactured and sold by Abadecom, possesses interesting characteristics that distinguish it from others on the market, guaranteeing an environmentally friendly product from all [...]
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New installation of photoluminescent cycle lane separator in Valencia
Our cycle lane dividers are sustainable 100% products, made from recycled 100% material, which helps to close the loop in the circular economy and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of cities. They stand out for two key features: the reflective section provides greater visibility to motor vehicles and […]
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Abadecom and its 100% recycled plastic parking stop
A parking bumper is a device used to mark the exact spot where a vehicle is to be parked. In terms of material, they can be made of plastic, rubber, concrete or steel. Our parking bollard is made entirely from recycled 100% plastic and is 100% recyclable. It offers countless advantages with this […]
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Recycled plastic walkways for beaches this summer
Beach walkways are very useful elements in these natural spaces; not only do they improve the appearance of the beach, but they also facilitate access to it. Abadecom's recycled plastic beach walkways are a commitment to achieving more functional beaches and also promoting environmental protection. They are made […]
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Abadecom and its new business line
Abadecom offers cutting-edge machinery for industrial businesses, such as the food, construction and plastics industries, amongst many others. Each of the products they make available adapts to the individual needs of businesses. Abadecom Maquinarias has a team of international trade specialists, through which it offers […]
Abadecom and the renewable energy industry
Abadecom is joining the commitment to renewable energy by adding solar panels to its product catalogue. With the installation of solar panels, environmental pollution is reduced, thus helping to combat global warming. They are characterised by their high module conversion efficiency, and are resistant in harsh environments such as deserts and coasts. In addition...
Abadecom offers machinery for companies in the food industry
Within our new business line, Abadecom Machinery, we have the confectionery cutting machine. It is widely used in the food industry, for example in restaurants, hotels, and bakeries. This machine has special features that allow sweets to be made in a practical and fast way, which is essential to meet the demand of […]
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New cycle lane separator supply for Murcia
Another customer who relies on Abadecom’s photoluminescent cycle lane markers. These cycle lane markers are sustainable, made from recycled material, which helps to close the loop in the circular economy and significantly reduce the carbon footprint of cities. With this delivery, […]
Abadecom in the digital press
It is with great pleasure that we share that over the past few months Abadecom has been featured in articles across various online magazines and newspapers. Take a look! Digital Newspaper MONCLOA Article on photoluminescent truncated beacons. Digital Newspaper QUE! Article on the installation of recycled plastic rigid bollards in Costa Rica. Another article in the same newspaper discussing fencing […]