Dubichem Marine International – 20 years of age and the lead organization of The RXSOL Group – is a noteworthy maker of PVC saps, Caustic Soda, Chlorochemicals, Refrigerant gas and Industrial Salt. The assembling offices are situated at Fujairah, UAE.
The dispatching, in September 1995, at Fujairah, was a noteworthy advance forward for the Group. The office, with a yearly limit of 3,00,000 tons, is the biggest compound venture to come up in the Country of UAE for well finished 10 years. Dubichem Marine International total limit of 3,66,000 tons makes it one of the biggest Manufacturers of chemicals players in UAE and India.
The Chlorochemicals division of DUbichem, an aftereffect of in reverse mix by the Group, fabricates an extensive variety of items utilizing a very incorporated assembling process.
The salt required for chlorine fabricate is provided by Dubichem salt fields at Dubai. The power-escalated electrolysis procedure of assembling chlorine is served by Dubichems possess control plant.
This makes Dubichem a standout amongst the most coordinated compound plants in the nation with a shut assembling circle. Its item run falls into four particular Groups — PVC Resins, Caustic Soda/Chlorine, Chlorinated Solvents and Refrigerant Gases.
Dubichem has assumed a spearheading part in the field through its bright decision of feedstock and assembling forms, and proficient, eco-accommodating practices. Its consistent advancement of condition neighbourly creation forms has diminished the utilization of profitable regular assets.
Dubichem Marine International is a leading Chemical Manufacturer in Dubai, Ajman, Abu- Dhabi, Sharjah, Fujairah, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Oman, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Lebanon, Greece, India, Sudan, Ghana, Madagascar, Kenya, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Ethiopia, Namibia, Mauritius, South Africa,Europe & Globally for any queries mail us at dubichem@gmail.com and for more related products visit www.dubichem.com
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