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Haltermann Carless Speyer: Chemical Site for Start-ups
Anyone looking to grow a chemical start-up in Europe needs more than just a good idea: ...
Interview with Speyer plant manager: Site with a promising future
The Haltermann Carless production site in Speyer combines industrial tradition with a ...
Chemical Park Speyer: Industrial Partnerships at Haltermann Carless
Driven by innovation and a long-standing tradition, the chemical park Speyer operated by ...
Pilot® Oils: New qualities for silicone sealant manufacturers
No matter whether they are used in bathroom joints or kitchens - silicone sealants are an ...
Haltermann Carless: largest Cyclopentane capacity for the world market
Even if we don't notice it – the feedstock Cyclopentane is part of our everyday life and ...
Interview with Hamburg Site Manager: Fuels for sustainable mobility
Hamburg is an important production site within the Haltermann Carless Group and has a ...
Interview: Speyer site is heart of Cyclopentane production
Cyclopentane is an indispensable raw material for insulation materials in the ...
Hydrogenation plant for Pentane production: Supply security for companies
The demand for Pentanes is high. The reason for this is that this raw material is ...
Advantages of custom processing in the chemical industry – a trend is gaining ground
The demand for custom processing is constantly increasing in the chemical industry. The ...
Custom processing: Haltermann Carless breaks new ground in Harwich
Companies in the Oil and Gas as well as Petrochemical industries are facing many ...















