Exwold is a contract chemical processing company. We are based in the UK and have decades of experience formulating and processing speciality chemicals for multi-national chemical and agrochemical companies.
If you are a producer of speciality chemicals, Exwold can offer you a bespoke outsourcing solution to process them. We work in many different sectors of the industry and have specialist knowledge in the following areas: flame retardants, agrochemicals, biocides, herbicides and animal feed additives.
Our ISO 9001/14001 accredited sites perform both formulation and a variety of processing types for speciality chemicals. This manufacturing capability is supported by a range of support facilities, packing services, quality systems, expert technical management back-up and an innovative approach to solving production problems.
As one of the leading contract chemical manufacturers, we can produce granules by extrusion, roll compacting, impregnation and coating and we specialise in size reduction of solids by crushing, milling and micronising. Other powder processing services include blending and screening. Liquid formulation is also an area of expertise.
We are also recognised specialists in the formulation and supply of low pressure extruded granule products primarily for the global agrochemical industry.
Our aim is to work in partnership with you, to add value to your chemical manufacturing operations and to develop a long term, mutually advantageous relationship with you. If you are looking for a partner in chemical processing, contact us now to find out more about outsourcing with Exwold.
Take a look at some real life examples of how we work together with our clients in our Case Studies section.
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Please note: we do not handle pharmaceuticals or food products.
