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Firms Boost Fluorine Chemistry
by Rick Mullin
February 16, 2015
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 93, Issue 7
Navin Fluorine International and Kingchem are expanding their fluorine chemistry manufacturing operations. Navin will invest approximately $16 million in a fivefold increase in capacity, to more than 30 metric tons per year, at its site in Dewas, India. The firm claims the expansion will create the world’s largest SF4 fluorination facility. Kingchem, a U.S. firm with manufacturing in Liaoning, China, will spend $10 million to double its capacity, with additional capabilities in fluorination reagents.
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