History

In 1975, Liska founded Airlessco, which specialized in the production of paint spraying systems. The 3100 turned out to be the product that started a series of efficient and modern paint sprayers, becoming the benchmark for the entire industry.

At the end of the 20th century, Airlesco grew into a leading player in its industry, employing over 100 people.

In 1994, Roman Jaros, Miroslav Liska's nephew, founded the company, which with time took the name Asteco and became the exclusive distributor of Airlessco products in the Czech Republic.

Asteco Polska was founded in 2006 and has grown into a key company within the group.

Airlessco's success did not go unnoticed by Graco, a global industry leader, which acquired the company in 2008. The Airlessco brand is known for reliability and innovative approach.

In 2010, Asteco enters Slovakia, becoming one of the Central European leaders in the spraying industry

In 2012, Asteco became a supplier of Graco's professional spray equipment for foam and polyurea. Earlier, in 2009, Asteco started cooperation with the manufacturer of paint sprayers, Euromair from France.

In 2018, Asteco launched the production of Gunteco PS-1 and Gunteco PS-2 spray guns.

Since 2019, Asteco has been implementing an extensive investment program, the result of which is the launch of the innovative Purteco spray insulation product system and Putzteco high-class putty compounds. Currently, intensive development and certification works are underway on other groups of products - Roadteco, Hydroteco and Coateco.

In 2020, Asteco began the process of creating a network of regional Training and Service Centers (CSS). The first step was the establishment of CSS Asteco West in Poznań, the second - the opening of CSS Asteco North in Olsztyn. The company has also launchedthe Gunteco PS-25, spray foam insulation equipment created together with Graco, which ensures constant temperature control even when spraying at maximum flow rate. Also, new Purteco foams - open cell Purteco PSO 8 (0.0369 - 0.0380 W / m ∙ K) and closed cell Purteco PSC 50 (0.023 - 0.026 W / m ∙ K) have been released.