Alchemie Ltd

Alchemie Ltd

Address
Warwick Road
Kineton
Warwick, CV35 0HU
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 01926 641 600
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Alchemie Ltd is a privately owned U.K company with over 30 years of manufacturing experience in the Polymer Resin industry. Our core business is the formulation and manufacture of Epoxy and Polyurethane Resin products. We also manufacture and supply RTV Silicone Rubber and Model board, plus a wide range of Ancillary products.

We export to over 50 different countries, and our products are used across a diverse selection of industry sectors which includes; Composites, Formula 1, Rail, Oil & Gas, Pattern-making, Foundry and Modelmaking.

Having our own in-house Research and Development facility enables us to offer our customers bespoke resin solutions to meet their own specific product requirements.

To optimise our manufacturing capacity we also operate a Toll manufacturing service for companies looking to outsource their product manufacture. This service is mainly targeted at Epoxy putty and paste materials, however we have also provided low viscosity products.

Please contact us directly for more information.

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