MacDermid Opens New Facility In Mexico
The 21,000 sq ft facility includes a state-of-the-art laboratory capable of performing tests such as atomic absorption, HPLC and other.
MacDermid has opened a location in Tlalnepantla de Baz in Mexico State. The 21,000-square-foot facility includes a laboratory capable of performing tests such as atomic absorption, HPLC and more. Lab personnel have been fully trained in all areas of analytical testing to meet customer requirements.
MacDermid is a producer of high technology specialty chemical products and provider of technical services. Their specialty chemicals are a key component of the manufacturing supply chain for the aerospace, medical device, printed circuits and transportation industries (automotive, motorcycle, heavy truck and agricultural).
For information, please visit macdermid.com
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