Lanxess Opens Black Iron Oxide Pigments Plant in China

Lanxess says it has started the previously announced new production unit for black iron oxide pigments at the company’s site at Jinshan, China. The plant has the capacity to produce 10,000 m.t./year of black iron oxides, and the site also has an existing 28,000-m.t./year facility to produce yellow iron oxide pigments. Important market segments for these products are the construction industry, paints and coatings sector, and the plastics and paper industries. The rising demand for inorganic pigments in China is mainly driven by China’s ongoing...

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