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ProChem

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Type of company: Small business

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  • United States Rockford 1 site

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ProChem, Inc. was founded 1986 by Reno Novak, president, as a high purity inorganic chemical manufacturing company. For the past 27 years, ProChem has been supplying many industries with high purity metal oxides, rare earth oxides, and other inorganic compounds. With over 60 years experience in synthesizing new products, and a philosophy which centers on flexability and service, we strive to meet and exceed our customers needs. ProChem, Inc. started out with the synthesis and purification of inorganic and organometallic chemical compounds. These chemicals went directly into many commercial...

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ProChem, Inc. was founded 1986 by Reno Novak, president, as a high purity inorganic chemical manufacturing company. For the past 27 years, ProChem has been supplying many industries with high purity metal oxides, rare earth oxides, and other inorganic compounds. With over 60 years experience in synthesizing new products, and a philosophy which centers on flexability and service, we strive to meet and exceed our customers needs.

ProChem, Inc. started out with the synthesis and purification of inorganic and organometallic chemical compounds. These chemicals went directly into many commercial applications like semiconductors (computer chips), lasers, ceramics, and medical technology applications.

ProChem began working with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories (LLNL) in 1988 and through this collaborative effort began producing the highest purity Potassium Dihydrogen Phosphate (KDP) available making it possible to grow crystals bigger and faster than ever before. ProChem supplies high purity KDP as a starting material to LLNL. This material is used to grow the KDP crystals for the National Ignition Facility (NIF).

ProChem operates from a manufacturing site that encompasses over 25,000 square feet of manufacturing space.

ProChem uses 50, 100, and 200 gallon glass-lined reactors for high purity chemical production. ProChem has a hot oil system that can be utilized for high temperature reactions up to 230 degrees Celsius. We also have a chiller system that can be used in temperature sensitive reactions to hold the temperature below -5 degrees Celsius.

ProChem has in house analytical capabilities that minimize the time in between synthesis and shipping. This includes ICP-OES, AA, GC, FTIR and HPLC capabilities. In addition, we use specialized outside contract analytical laboratories for ultra-high purity analysis like ICP-MS for parts per billion (ppb) and parts per trillion (ppt) trace analysis and XRD for conformational analysis.

We continually strive to meet customers needs--be it through increasing production capabilities, having dedicated reactors, increased quality specifications, product specific packaging, and/or custom blending.

At ProChem, Inc. the customer is first and "WE REACT."

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www.prochemonline.com

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