- Kansas City plant capacity increased by 40% for pressure synthesized zeolites.
- Delfzijl plant capacity increased by 50% for Ultra-Stable Y-Zeolite.
- New capacity supports growth in petrochemicals, emission control, and low-sulfur fuels.
- Further expansions planned through 2011.
Expansion Overview
Zeolyst International has completed the expansion of its manufacturing sites in Kansas City, KS, USA, and Delfzijl, The Netherlands. These expansions significantly increase the production capacities at both locations.
Kansas City Plant
The Kansas City facility has increased its capacity by approximately 40%, focusing on pressure synthesized zeolites. This expansion aims to meet the growing demand in various chemical processes.
Delfzijl Plant
The Delfzijl site has boosted its capacity by about 50%, specifically for the production of Ultra-Stable Y-Zeolite. This enhancement is designed to support the needs of the petrochemical industry and other related sectors.
Market Impact
The new capacities at both plants will support Zeolyst International’s growth in petrochemical and chemical syntheses. Additionally, they address emerging demands in emission control for heavy-duty diesel vehicles and hydrocracking for low-sulfur fuels.
Future Plans
According to John Lau, General Manager, these expansions are the first phase of several planned projects, with further developments expected through 2011. This strategic growth ensures the company can meet the evolving demands of its customers.
