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1. Used
Chemical Plants
Suppliers Database
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Primary Information Services
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2. FAQ – Used Chemical Plants
• Used equipment can be as reliable as existing equipment. It would be serviced by OEMs the same
way as other equipment in your plant regardless of the fact that you bought it used. All reputable
dealers would guarantee the units to be in good working order unless specified otherwise.
• Used plants and equipment offer quicker delivery to get into production faster. The lower price
fits into the budget to allow you to minimize capital costs.
• Fortune 500 companies, including the largest petrochemical, chemical and pharmaceutical
companies purchase used equipment for their ongoing and new projects all over the globe.
• In most cases, documentation from the previous owner is available. OEMs can supply operation
manuals/drawings for a reasonable charge. Insurance coverage generally comes with proper
documentation.
• Specialized equipment actually tends to be easier to source and the available sources are easier
to find.
• Most plants and equipment are available either as a result of business reorganization or due to
environmental issues in some countries. They have generally 20 to 30 years of residual useful life.
Many companies build bigger plants and decommission smaller plants that would still be good for
your captive consumption.
• Most of the technologies are no longer patented. You will only need to hire consultants or ex-
plant/process managers familiar with those process technologies to get started without delay.

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