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Electrochemical Manufacturing in the Chemical Industry

Chemical manufacturing creates products by transforming organic and inorganic raw materials using chemical processes. There are over 100,000 chemicals in the marketplace. Chemicals can very broadly be classified into two groups: commodity chemicals and specialty chemicals. Commodity chemical manufacturers produce large quantities of basic and relatively inexpensive compounds (up to $1 per kg) in large plants, often built specifically to make one chemical.

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FIS Chemicals LTD

A designer of specialist and innovative chemical solutions, FIS Chemicals LTD was established in 1980 and is solely owned by Managing Director, Tom Cummings, Chartered Chemist, Fellow Royal Society of Chemistry and is Scotland’s fastest growing chemical company. FIS Chemicals LTD shapes resources and creates new uses that accelerate customer performance within the Oil & Gas industry. Some of the biggest drilling companies and service providers contour a large part of the Company’s Oil & Gas portfolio and global supply.

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Electrochemical Manufacturing in the Chemical Industry