CAN CELANESE P A R A F O R M A L D E H Y D E ENLARGE Y O U R PLANT CAPACITY?
Switch to paraformaldehyde and boost batch size up to 30% —eliminate expensive storage tanks, storage heating prob lems, piping and pumps. Celanese paraformaldehyde is a low-priced, free-flowing white solid containing a minimum of 9 1 % available formal dehyde and, obviously, very little water. If you use aqueous formaldehyde, a change to para may give you the equivalent of bigger-plant capacity, and cut overall costs too. Para provides two-and-a-half times as much formalde hyde as commercial 37% formalin, which means substan tially larger yields in less processing time. Sewage disposal problems are simplified because there's less water to start with. Para can be stored in facilities costing a fraction of the outlay needed for insulated formalin storage tanks. And para helps you keep a sharp eye on utility bills, since its shorter processing time requires less steam, power and water consumption.
Celanese paraformaldehyde is practically unbeatable for the production of high-solids resins — urea, phenolic and resorcinol — particularly if the removal of water from the finished resin is indicated. Para may be equally unbeatable for your application. Why not evaluate its possibilities? Considered on a chemical and cost basis, Celanese para formaldehyde qualifies as the preferred formaldehyde choice for present economies and future planning. CelaneseChemical Company, Dept. 654C, 522 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N.Y. Celanese® Celanese Chemical Company is a division of Celanese Corporation of America. Canadian Affiliate: Canadian Chemical Company Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver. Export Sales: Amcel Co., Inc., and Pan Amcel Co., Inc., 522 Fifth Avenue, New York 36.
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