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Benzene sulfonyl chloride

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As a starting material for Violet 23 & cobalt phthalocyanine dye As an intermediate for agro chemicals viz. insecticides In manufacture of Benzene Sulfonamide, surface active agents, sulfa drugs, esters by dehydration for perfumery products, lubricating oil additives As a promoter in low hysteresis processing of carbon black rubber mixes Improvements in the production of polymerisation products using halogen compounds to increase the effectiveness of sulfonation during polymerisation As a catalyst in furan resins As a brightening additive for nickel electroplating

Manufacturer Details

DMCC Speciality Chemicals Limited (formerly known as The Dharamsi Morarji Chemical Company Limited), established in 1919, was the first producer of Sulphuric Acid and Phosphate fertilizers in India. Over the years, the brand of the Company (“Ship”) came to be recognized as the quality standard for Single Superphosphate (SSP). Until recently, DMCC was known primarily as a fertilizer producer, with over 75% of revenue from SSP. As a strategy, DMCC structured itself to Speciality Chemicals. With focused Research and Development efforts, processes for downstream sulphur-based chemicals were commercialized. Simultaneously, the Marketing team engaged with customers in India and overseas to meet their requirements. Through a painful restructuring process, DMCC exited the manufacturing of fertilizers almost entirely. What is visible now is a culmination of efforts by the entire team: sustainable performance with zero dependence on Government policy, net foreign exchange earnings, and sales to over 25 countries in 5 continents.

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DMCC Specialty Chemicals Ltd.

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http://www.dmcc.com/

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