Chemetall, an innovator in surface treatment and metal processing technologies, is set to open a new facility in Blackman Township, MI. When completed, the $25 million chemical manufacturing plant will cover 200,000ft2 to house administrative, manufacturing, warehousing operations, and a physical testing laboratory. Over 900 Chemetall products will be produced at the 40-acre Blackman site for applications in surface treatment, metal fabrication, cleaning, and sanitizing.
"The labor force, as well as the strong support from Blackman Township and the State of Michigan, made Blackman Township the most logical choice for our new plant. We have selected the best area talent to support our growing operations.” says Dr. Ron Felber, CEO of Chemetall NAFTA.
Automation advancements, including bulk material handling systems, mixing vessels, and packaging lines, have been incorporated into Chemetall's Blackman Township facility to increase productivity as well as improve product yield and quality for customers. As a measure of its dedication to environmental sustainability, Chemetall has installed a semi-automated waste treatment system to reduce process wastewater by 90%.
"High-tech additions to the new Blackman Township site ensure the efficiency of operations for the manufacture of the finest quality chemistries," states Dr. Felber. "Customers can be assured of Chemetall's commitment to their satisfaction through our innovations and service from all of our facilities. Our mission is to integrate our decades of experience in close cooperation with our customers, employees, and communities to produce customized solutions that enhance processes as well as the environment."
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