Brazilian Chemical Products Distribution Company And Lubrizol, Owner Of World-Renowned Brands In The Oil Extraction And Processing Industry, Form Partnership For The Oil And Gas Market And Refining

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Published on 30/06/2021 at 11:43

Updated on 30/06/2021 at 15:18

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The Operation Will Focus on Providing Products Such as Additives for Drilling Fluids, Products for Sand Control, and Well Stimulation in Oilfields, as Well as Special Chemicals for Refining and Water Treatment

A ADDITIVA, distributor of special chemical products, is pleased to announce a distribution agreement with the Oilfield and Refinery division of LUBRIZOL Corporation. The agreement will take effect from July 2021 and will combine LUBRIZOL’s global expertise in the oil extraction and processing industry, where it operates with a wide range of products and the excellent technical, logistical, and agile service of ADDITIVA.

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Renowned brands worldwide such as Sulfa-ClearTM, CabosperseTM, FlozolTM, ClayguardTM, among many others. “ADDITIVA, as a provider of technology and solutions in chemicals, works with passion and technical expertise in its relationship with clients, seeking to understand their needs and creating value for their products and applications”.

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The operation will focus on local support for the entire portfolio of high-performance products from LUBRIZOL for this market, such as additives for drilling fluids, products for sand control, and well stimulation in oilfields, as well as special chemicals for refining and water treatment.

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About LUBRIZOL and ADDITIVA

LUBRIZOL Corporation, a Berkshire Hathaway company, has been providing science to enhance lives for over 90 years. Founded in 1928 in Ohio – USA, it operates in over 100 countries with more than 8,800 employees manufacturing chemical products for various market segments. It continues to innovate solutions found in products used by people around the world every day.

ADDITIVA – Distributor of chemical specialties that operates in over 15 industrial segments, ranging from paints and coatings, construction, leather and textile, ceramics, metalworking, agrochemicals, compostable biopolymers to filaments and photopolymer resins for 3D printing. It has three distribution centers located in Canoas/RS, Mauá/SP, and Itajaí/SC, in addition to its administrative headquarters in Porto Alegre/RS and its sales team spread throughout Brazil.

Brazilian Chemical Products Distribution Company And Lubrizol, Owner Of World-Renowned Brands In The Oil Extraction And Processing Industry, Form Partnership For The Oil And Gas Market And Refining

The Operation Will Focus on Providing Products Such as Additives for Drilling Fluids, Products for Sand Control, and Well Stimulation in Oilfields, as Well as Special Chemicals for Refining and Water Treatment

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The Operation Will Focus on Providing Products Such as Additives for Drilling Fluids, Products for Sand Control, and Well Stimulation in Oilfields, as Well as Special Chemicals for Refining and Water Treatment

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