Supply issues with Mengmok catalysts
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It is said that currently, due to the large number of installations under construction in Indonesia, there are issues with the supply of catalysts for Memoc. Does anyone know anything about this? He has so many major clients around the world – surely he won’t be unable to supply them just because of a few 800,000-tonne plants in Indonesia? Does anyone know?
So, do you still dare to choose Mengmoke’s catalyst? It won’t really be a case of supply shortages, right?
If anyone knows, please come and share.
Isn’t it the same with Topso? Orders need to be placed at least half a year in advance
This has always been the case for imported products, from chemicals to mechanical equipment – orders need to be placed months in advance!
One could consider Whiten China’s high-end catalyst series in Tongren; there are many sulfur-based acid production companies operating in China at present
Regardless, domestic catalysts have an unappealing color and appearance; their loading capacity is too high, and their strength is poor as well.
It is currently in use both domestically and internationally; you can come to the company for a visit and discussion
It needs to be used properly; I know that Whitten performed terribly in Korea. On the other hand, which domestic catalyst manufacturer isn’t used both at home and abroad? . . . . We have also dealt with domestic catalyst manufacturers, and sales representatives have come to discuss matters with us.
We also have our own sulfuric acid plants, with a production capacity of 2 million tons and 4 units
This post was last edited by chemicalking83 on 2023-7-14 08:16. Oh, so you’re from Whitten; I know that you all use your own catalysts. So what’s your loading capacity? What is the loading factor? Energy consumption? Circulating acid volume? Can these be shared? There’s no need to look at the conversion rate, because a mere conversion rate is meaningless.