- The new plant will produce 35,000 tons of ferric chlorides annually.
- The chemicals will be used for treating wastewater, drinking water, and process industry water.
- Skoghall site also manufactures chlorine, caustic soda, monochloroacetic acid, and hydrochloric acid.
New Plant Overview
Akzo Nobel has inaugurated a state-of-the-art factory for water treatment chemicals at its Skoghall site in Sweden. The facility is designed to produce 35,000 tons of ferric chlorides annually, which are essential for treating wastewater, drinking water, and water from the process industry.
Production and Sales
The Skoghall plant will also function as a sales center for Akzo Nobel’s entire range of water treatment chemicals. This strategic location offers easy access to necessary raw materials from other parts of the site, enhancing operational efficiency.
Additional Chemical Products
In addition to ferric chlorides, the Skoghall site manufactures various other chemical products, including chlorine, caustic soda, monochloroacetic acid, and hydrochloric acid. This diversification supports the site's role as a key player in the chemical industry.
