
EPA Methylene Chloride Ban Forces Manufacturers to Adopt Alternative Processes
Manufacturers must replace methylene chloride solvents with chemical alternatives or laser stripping following the April ban.

Manufacturers must replace methylene chloride solvents with chemical alternatives or laser stripping following the April ban.

Reduced chemical refinery run rates are forcing solvent buyers to accept higher prices and volatile spot market rates.

Buyers of solvent adhesives must find 1-bromopropane alternatives or fund expensive workplace chemical monitoring systems.

Buyers must audit polymer and cleaning solvent suppliers to declare newly added hazardous chemicals in the European market

Unplanned factory shutdowns in China have raised propylene costs, forcing chemical exporters to increase n-propanol spot offers.
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