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Parchem: Premier Supplier of Itaconic Acid

Parchem – fine & specialty chemicals is a leading supplier of organic compounds and intermediates such as itaconic acid. Itaconic acid [CAS 97-65-4] is an organic chemical intermediate that is extremely useful in the production of numerous synthetic materials such as rubbers, latexes, adhesives, dispersants, coatings, and much more. Parchem supplies itaconic acid monomer in its natural state as a white crystalline powder that is stable at room temperature, making it easy to utilize in chemical feedstocks.

2-Mercaptobenzothiazole: the Hemi-Ultra Vulcanization Accelerator

Industry leader Parchem - fine and specialty chemicals supplies 2-Mercaptobenzothiazole.

Cumene Hydroperoxide: A unique organic peroxide with polymerization inhibitor properties

Parchem is the premier supplier of polymerization inhibitors and unique organic peroxides such as CHP

O-P-Toluene Sulfonamide is an Ideal Plasticizer for Many Applications

Parchem is a leading supplier of O/P-Toluene Sulfonamide

Parchem fine and specialty chemicals Leadership will attend the annual World of Concrete event in Las Vegas, Nevada

Luigi Magliaro and Jason LoPipero to represent Parchem at 2013 World of Concrete event

Parchem fine and specialty chemicals Holiday Extravaganza - a Fundraising event for HOPE Community Services

Parchem hosts fundraiser for HOPE Community Services

Parchem fine & specialty chemicals Holiday Extravaganza, Hosted at the Newest Art Gallery in New Rochelle: The Mahlstedt Gallery

Parchem Fine & Specialty Chemicals Leadership Attends the 2012 Annual NECA Meeting in New York City

General Manager Patricia Turcan and Director of Specialty Chemicals Luigi Magliaro Represent Parchem at 2012 NECA Meeting of Petrochemical Industry Leaders

Parchem CEO featured in American Shipper

Parchems CEO, Ephraim Rabin, was featured in this months issue of American Shipper speaking about US natural gas production and its effect on the chemical industry as a whole. Speaking of the impact that US natural gas production will have on chemical imports and chemical exports, Rabin explains that “Over the last year, a majority of the major chemical refining and manufacturing companies in the U.S. have either begun expanding existing ethylene production capacity or have begun construction on new facilities.” He continued by saying that “The United States should become the dominate leader in the ethylene market in the next five years.”