Daikin Chemicals is the fluorochemical business of Daikin Industries, whose work in this field began with fluorine-refrigerant research in 1933. For about 90 years, the division has developed high-performance materials for industrial customers worldwide, supported by more than 500 fluorochemistry experts and a global network of production and technical-service sites.
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Daikin America, IncEstablished in 1991, Daikin America is the U.S. chemicals operation of Japan-based Daikin Industries, bringing the group’s long fluoromaterials heritage to American customers. Its technical teams support manufacturers that rely on specialized fluorochemical materials for demanding applications, with manufacturing in Decatur, Alabama, and service delivered through a local U.S. network.ORANGEBURG, NY
AGC Chemicals Americas, IncAGC Chemicals Americas is the North and South American arm of Japan’s AGC Inc., a multinational company whose chemical heritage includes fluoropolymer production dating to the 1980s. Based in Exton, Pennsylvania, it combines a regional manufacturing operation with a technology center that helps customers develop and evaluate materials for demanding industrial applications.EXTON, PA
The Chemours CompanyThe Chemours Company makes advanced chemical materials, including fluoropolymers that help semiconductor manufacturers protect critical equipment and produce reliable chips. Its Advanced Performance Materials business carries the legacy of Roy Plunkett’s 1938 fluoropolymer discovery and supplies materials used across high-technology applications worldwide. Chemours also operates Europe’s largest production site in Dordrecht, where it makes Teflon™ and Viton™ materials for manufacturers.
W. R. Grace & Co.-ConnFor more than 165 years, W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn. has built its name around chemistry-driven manufacturing, with a global workforce and operations spanning every continent. The company develops specialty materials for industrial customers, while its Aiken plant—established in 1941 and acquired by Grace in 1980—mines and packages kaolin used in petroleum catalysts and concrete.COLUMBIA, MD