CHEMESIS décroche le label de "site industriel clés en main"

Le 23 septembre 2021, Jacqueline Gourault, ministre de la Cohésion des territoires et des Relations avec les collectivités territoriales, et Agnès Pannier-Runacher, ministre déléguée auprès du ministre de l'Economie, des Finances et de la Relance, chargée de l'Industrie, ont annoncé la sélection de 49 nouveaux "sites industriels clés en main".

Parmi les sites lauréats sélectionnés, la plate-forme CHEMESIS de Carling/Saint-Avold en fait partie.

Pour Agnès Pannier-Runacher: "La maîtrise des délais d'implantation industrielle est une composante clé du choix des investisseurs. La sélection de 49 nouveaux sites industriels clés en main est donc une excellente nouvelle".

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Key products

Altuglas® ShieldUp, the PMMA of tomorrow
Elium®, the composite of the vehicle of tomorrow
The multifunctional liquid resins of Cray Valley
The super-absorbents of Sumitomo Seika

Altuglas® ShieldUp, the PMMA of tomorrow

At the Chemesis site , Altuglas International has designed and produced Altuglas® ShieldUp, a spectacular mesh and nano-structured acrylic plate. On top of everything: a light-weight glazing that combines transparency and resistance, and lends itself easily to complex forms. This ultra-innovative technology opens up innumerable prospects for the automotive, photovoltaic, industrial, and secure glazing sectors in particular.

Elium®, the composite of the vehicle of tomorrow

Both extremely resistant and recyclable, Arkema's Elium® resin permits the construction of thermoplastic composite parts 50% lighter than steel, capable of substituting for the metal. To meet the high rates of the automotive industry, Elium® resin can now be mass-produced. Developed at Composite Park in partnership with the M2P TRI platform, the new FAST RTM (FAST Resin Transfer Moulding) manufacturing process enables the final "net shape" of the product to be obtained in a single operation. In 2017, this facility was rewarded with the JEC Innovation Awards prize.

The multifunctional liquid resins of Cray Valley

At its new Chemesis unit, Cray Valley produces liquid resins based on polybutadiene. These products are used as additives for rubber, adhesives and other speciality products. They reinforce the adhesion of tyres, reduce the thickness of smart phone touch screens, and improve the performance of boosters during rocket launches, for example.

The super-absorbents of Sumitomo Seika

At Chemesis, Arkema operates a super-absorbent polymers (reticulated sodium acrylate polymer) unit, for the Japanese giant Sumitomo Seika. Using gel processes and in inverse suspension, the plant produces a "Hygienic" range intended for the manufacture of sanitary towels and nappies for newborns as well as an "Industrial" range designed for the insulation of underwater cables. The finished product is in the form of a powder with a particle size between 200 and 400 micrometers and whose tremendous absorption capacity is 65 gr./gr.* for the Hygiene range and 500 gr./gr.* for the Industrial.

*in grams of water per gram of product