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BASF Increasing Capacity for Alkylethanolamines in Ludwigshafen

Capacity increase by 20 percent at Verbund site in Ludwigshafen.

BASF will increase the production capacity of Alkylethanolamines (AEOA) by 20 percent at the BASF Verbund site in Ludwigshafen, Germany. 
 
After the start-up in 2020, BASF’s global annual nameplate capacity of AEOA will be more than 110,000 metric tons per year at its production facilities in Ludwigshafen, Germany; Geismar, Louisiana; and Nanjing, China.
 
“The demand is particularly high for high-performance products in the Water- and Gas Treatment industries”, said Dr. Andrea Frenzel, president, BASF Intermediates Division.
 
“The additional capacity in Ludwigshafen will primarily serve our strong European customer base”, added Dr. Frank Stein, SVP, BASF Intermediates Amines Europe. “We have highly efficient manufacturing processes, and with this investment, we provide our customers greater flexibility and reliability of supply than before.”
 
The versatile Alkylethanolamines are mainly used as precursors for flocculants applied in water treatment and in the coatings industry where they act as binders between pigments and resins. Other applications include gas treatment, fabric softeners, lubricants in metalworking fluids and polyurethanes.

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