Ashland Specialty Chemical, Drew Marine
Ashland Specialty Chemical and Drew Marine are two entities that have had distinct roles in their respective industries. Here’s a brief overview of each:
Ashland Specialty Chemical
Ashland Specialty Chemical is a division of Ashland Inc., a global leader in providing specialty chemical solutions across various industries. Founded in 1924 and headquartered in Covington, Kentucky, Ashland Inc. has a long history of bringing innovative chemical products to market.
Key areas where Ashland Specialty Chemical has been active include:
- Pharmaceuticals: Providing excipients and other components critical for drug delivery systems.
- Personal Care: Supplying ingredients for skincare, haircare, and other personal care products.
- Automotive: Offering lubricants, additives, and other chemical solutions for vehicle maintenance and performance.
- Adhesives: Producing adhesives and sealants for various industrial applications.
- Specialty Additives: Encompassing materials for enhanced performance in coatings, construction, and energy sectors.
Drew Marine
Drew Marine is a company that specializes in providing technical solutions and services to the maritime industry. Originally part of Ashland Specialty Chemical, Drew Marine was sold as a separate entity in 2009.
Drew Marine's key offerings include:
- Water Treatment: Solutions for treating boiler water, cooling water, and wastewater aboard ships.
- Fuel Management: Chemicals and additives designed to manage fuel quality and improve combustion efficiency.
- Safety and Maintenance Products: A range of products aimed at ensuring safety and operational efficiency onboard vessels, such as cleaning agents, coatings, and fire protection chemicals.
- Technical Services: Consulting, training, and technical support services to help maritime operators comply with regulatory standards and improve operational performance.
Summary Points:
- Ashland Specialty Chemical is known for its diverse range of specialty chemical products serving various industries.
- Drew Marine focuses on the maritime industry, providing crucial water treatment, fuel management, safety products, and technical services.
- Drew Marine was originally part of Ashland but was sold off in 2009 to become an independent entity.
Both companies have a long history of innovation and providing critical solutions in their fields.
- 973-263-7600
- www.drew-marine.com
- 973-263-4495
Products
Tank Cleaning, engine cleaning, ship supply, oil spill absorbent, welding, refridgeration, lubrication systems, safety equipment
Boonton USA
One Drew Plaza
Boonton NJ 07005
USA
Boonton NJ 07005
USA
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