The project of Nanda Optoelectronics (Ulanqab) Co., Ltd. to produce 10,000 tons per year of high-purity electronic-grade nitrogen trifluide is expected to be completed by June this year and ready for trial production

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According to the Ulanqab People’s Government, the project of NanDa Optoelectronics (Ulanqab) Co., Ltd. to produce 10,000 tons per year of high-purity electronic-grade nitrogen trifluide is progressing steadily. Upon completion, the project will enhance the capacity for large-scale production of high-purity electronic-grade nitrogen trifluoride, thereby helping to advance the green fluorosilicon materials industry toward higher-end applications. “At present, the construction of the first phase of this project, with a capacity of 2,000 tons, has obtained the necessary construction permits and is currently in the intensive construction stage; completion is expected by June this year, after which it will be ready for trial production. ”According to the project leader, once the project is fully completed, the total production capacity of nitrogen trifluoride will exceed 17,000 tons, generating an additional output value of 1 billion yuan and additional tax revenues of 100 million yuan, while also providing employment for over 200 people. ” At the construction site of Nanda Optoelectronics (Ulanqab) Co., Ltd.’s project to produce 10,000 tons per year of high-purity electronic-grade nitrogen trifluide, engineering vehicles are moving back and forth, and construction workers are carrying out their tasks diligently. All stages of the work are carried out in an orderly manner and efficiently, creating a vibrant atmosphere of construction activity. According to sources in the fluorine chemical industry, Nanda Optoelectronics’ industrial project for producing 10,000 tons per year of high-purity electronic-grade nitrogen trifluoride involves a total investment of 800 million yuan. The project will be constructed in four phases: in Phase 1, 2,000 tons of nitrogen trifluoride, 1,600 tons of hydrofluoric acid, and 50 tons of ammonia will be produced annually; in Phases 2 and 3, 4,000 tons of nitrogen trifluoride and 3,200 tons of hydrofluoric acid respectively, along with 100 tons of ammonia each will be produced annually; Phase 4 is reserved for future development.