Our production sites in Europe, Asia and the United States enable us to ideally serve our markets
Closeness to our customers is a core value driving our success. Proximity allows us to bring benefits to you in a fast and efficient manner. Our experienced technical specialists have an in-depth understanding of your market requirements and are able to provide the right level of technical service and support you need.
Evonik's Antwerp site is a major seaport and one of the largest multi-user sites of Evonik Industries. It hosts 9 production plants and spans 109 hectares. It was established in 1968 on an artificial island between the Schelde River and the port. Evonik Antwerpen is distinguished by its excellent infrastructure and strategic location.
The Crosslinkers business line manufactures VESTASOL® and VESTAMIN® products here. Antwerp serves as a key hub in the Western European pipeline network, with over 100 pipelines transporting chemical base materials across more than 350 kilometers.
The production site on the east side of Manchester is a standalone plant belonging to the Crosslinkers Business Line.
The Clayton site has been a chemical facility since 1892. Formerly occupied by Anchor Chemicals, the site was purchased by Air Products in 1989 to produce epoxy hardeners and polyurethane additives. It was purchased by Evonik in 2017.
Products from the Clayton site are mainly used for industrial coatings (marine and industrial maintenance applications), civil engineering (coatings for concrete flooring), and polyurethane foam.
Evonik's Herne site is a key employer and economic engine for the town of Herne (population 170,000). Established in 1936 by Friedrich Krupp for tar, gasoline, and paraffin production, it has evolved into a modern chemical site focused on coatings & additives.
The main activity at Herne is the production of isophorone and its derivatives, which serve as essential raw materials for the coatings industry. VESTAMIN® crosslinkers are utilized in heavy-duty corrosion protection systems, solvent-free industrial floor coatings, and high-performance composites, such as those used for windmill rotor blades. Additionally, VESTASOL® is used to create brilliant coatings and printing inks.
Evonik Japan began with only 10 members at the time of its establishment and with a very limited product line in 1969. Now Evonik Japan has more than 180. Operations were expanded in terms of not only production facilities, but also technology centers and labs.
Isehara plant started their operation for the polyamide and modified amine basis epoxy curing agent in 1972 with the SUNMIDE® brand, followed soon by Ancamine® and Ancamide® brands as further Crosslinkers’ products.
Currently more than 100 products are produced at the site which are used in various industries.
Evonik's Los Angeles site, located southeast of downtown L.A., manufactures epoxy curing agents for coatings used for structural steel, pipes, flooring, and ships. Established in 1966, the facility employs about 50 people and includes multiple production reactors, warehousing, and a quality control lab.
The City of Vernon, where the site is located, is an industrial hub with nearly 50,000 employees and a residential population of less than 200. The plant is active in the Vernon Chamber of Commerce, and the Plant Manager serves on the Board of Directors. The Vernon Plant produces over 250 different epoxy curing agents under the trade names Ancamine® and Ancamide®.
The Marl chemical park is Evonik's largest production site and one of the largest multi-user chemical sites in Germany.
Around 100 production plants are closely interlinked in terms of materials and energy and are operated around the clock for the most part.
Products of the Crosslinkers business line manufactured in Marl are sold under trade names such as VESTAGON® B, VESTAGON® BF, VESTAGON® HA (crosslinkers for powder coating systems), VESTANAT® B (liquid isocyanate crosslinkers for heat activated coatings), VESTANAT® EP-DS (water-borne isocyanate crosslinkers), as well as epoxy curing agents under the Ancamine® and Ancamide® brands.
Evonik's Mobile site in Alabama is strategically positioned on the central Gulf coast, providing excellent access to key raw materials and transportation networks. Covering over 730 hectares (1,800 acres), it is the largest Evonik site in North America and a major employer in the Mobile area.
Operation began in 1992, producing isophorone derivatives. Significant expansions in 1996 (VESTANAT®) and 1999 (VESTASOL®) established a fully back-integrated production network that supplies major industries with products from the VESTAMIN®, VESTANAT®, VESTAGON®, and VESTASOL® brands.
The Pasadena plant was opened in February 2017 as Evonik Corporation.
The Pasadena site is an integrated plant to support the Comfort & Insulation and Crosslinkers Business Lines, serving a global market base. It has been designed to produce amine-based catalyst, epoxy curing agents, and amine intermediates for multiple applications.
To facilitate the establishment of new business activities in the Greater China region, Evonik embarked on the construction of a multi-user site in Shanghai Chemical Industry Park (SCIP) in 2004.
The site now houses the production plants of methyl methacrylate, isophorone & isophorone diamine, specialty organics, silicone surfactants and other advanced products from Evonik. For Crosslinkers, the world-scale plants in Shanghai produce isophorone (VESTASOL® IP) and isophorone diamine (VESTAMIN® IPD).
Additionally, Evonik has established an application technology service center with state-of-the-art laboratories at the Xinzhuang site in Shanghai.
In Singapore, the manufacturing assets include the world’s largest production complex for essential amino acid DL-methionine within the Evonik network and an oil additives production site on Jurong Island. It also includes two manufacturing facilities in Tuas, with one producing epoxy curing agent among others.
The site began construction between 1981 and 1983, with the production of epoxy curing agents) under the Sunmide® brand starting in 1983. Significant expansions occurred in 1992 to include inks and hotmelt resin, followed by increased curing agent capacity in 1995. From 2003, the site introduced Ancamine® and Ancamide® brands
