Company Profile
The company was established in 1926 on its current site by Mr. James M. Brown to manufacture zinc oxide. At that time the principal use of this material was in paints, rather than rubber as is the case today.During the 1930s various cadmium compounds were also produced and amongst these were cadmium pigments. The growth of the plastic industry led to greatly increased demand for these pigments, with their unique combination of bright colours, excellent heat resistance and complete compatibility. In 1945, James M. Brown sold half of his interest to the Tennant group of companies but he continued to run the company until he retired in 1954, when the company became wholly owned by Tennants. Customers who were buying cadmium pigments for use in plastics were often also using metallic stearates as dispersing and lubricating agents. JMB therefore started to produce calcium, zinc and magnesium stearates so as to broaden the service it could offer. In July 2000 the company was appointed as agents by Cabot Corporation for the sale of their speciality carbon blacks to the plastics industry. In 2005 this arrangement was extended to include all market sectors. In 2005, James M. Brown became the sole agent in the UK and Eire for the wide range of products manufactured by Heubach in Germany and India. In October 2007, James M. Brown acquired Multicel Pigmentos a company located in Sao Paulo Brazil, becoming the world largest producer of cadmium pigments with manufacturing sites in both England and Brazil. www.multicel.com.br The company also offers other products to complement those manufactured for sale to the plastics, rubber, paint and other industries. This Web-site gives full details of our product range.
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| Product Name | Synonyms | CAS No. | Grate/Content | Operate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
ammonium manganese(3+) diphosphate |
Diphosphoric acid,ammonium manganese(3+) salt (1:1:1);Pyrophosphoric acid,ammonium manganese(3+) salt (1:1:1);C.I. 77742;C.I. Pigment Violet 16;Mineral Violet;Nuremberg Violet;Manganese violet;Ammonium Manganese Pyrophosphate;Mango Violet;Ammonium manganese pyrophosphate ((NH4)MnP2O7);Ammonium manganese(3+) diphosphate;Unipure Pink LC 583 |
10101-66-3 | Inquiry | |
Zinc stearate |
Octadecanoic acid,zinc salt (2:1);Stearic acid,zinc salt;Octadecanoic acid,zinc salt;Dermarone;Metallac;Metasap 576;Synpro stearate;Zinc stearate;Talculin Z;Zinc octadecanoate;Zinc distearate;Stavinor ZN-E;Dibasic zinc stearate;Synpro ABG;Hidorin Z 7;Petrac ZN 44HS;Lubrazinc W;Z 2000;Hidorin E 619;SZ 2000;Hidorin Z 7-30;RSN 131HS;SZ-DF 2;Synpro DLG 20;Hidorin F 115;Hidorin F 930;SZ-DFF;DLG 20;ACF;KV 85A1;Hidorin D 523;Hidorin E 366;Coad 20;Stavinor Cecavon ZN;SZ-T;ZN-K;Zinc Stearate G;Liquazinc AQ 90;Afco-Disper ZD;Zinc Stearate GP;Disperso D;Zinkum 5;PG 2000;SZ-PG;Efukokemu ZNS-P;Synpro ACF;SZ-P;Z 7-30;SZ-TF;SZ-PF;Hidorin SZ 40;GF 200;Zinc Stearate GF 200;SAK-ZS-P;SAK-ZS-PLB;SZ-DF-PF;Zinc Stearate L;R 1004;ZNS-P;F 930;Hymicron F 930;Hymicron ZK 349;F 115;MR 450;Hymicron LIII;ZNS-S;F 155 (salt);F 155;Hidorin L 111;Z 7-40;Daiwax ZP;L 111;MZN 2;Hymicron Z 7-30;Nissan Electol MZ 2;SZ 100;SZ 100 (release agent);ZS 101;Hymicron L 111;DBZ;DLG 20B;SP 100ZB;Hidorin Z 8-30;Zinc Stearate N;Zn-St;Synpro DLG 20A;Shinryu FZ;Daiwax ZF;Liga 101;DLG 20A;Hymicron ZJ 557;EZ 104;Hidorin Z 8-36;Electol MZ 2;E 366;MZ 2;Hymicron F 115;Hidorin H 943;LG 3;LG 3 (salt);AFCO-Chem ZNS-F;Z 2000 (salt);NF-SZ;Ligastab ZN 70;CG 221;Hidorin L 536;ES-Z;MFX 50J3;Adeka 730;Fero NF-SZ;Hidorin Z 8;TL 1021;K 994;SPZ 100F;ZnFP;Daiwax Z;Afco Chem ZNS 730;LBT 1870;BT 1817;Ferro 44HS;BT 1819;TV-P;BT 1819A;Synpro 44HS;8028-87-3;72535-55-8;256482-37-8 |
557-05-1 | Inquiry |