Every Chlorum plant is engineered to produce a tailored mix of chlor-alkali outputs — delivered onsite by short pipeline, on demand, with zero tanker logistics. And through Chlorum Distribution, we complete the basket with the chemicals we don't make ourselves.
Plants of 15–50+ t/d serving pulp & paper, mining, PVC, pharma, and chemicals. Tailored product mix and offtake.
Compact onsite NaOCl generation for drinking-water utilities, wastewater plants, and industrial cooling loops.
Complementary chemical products beyond our own production - one solution for everything our customers use, and a supplier to third parties.
The chlor-alkali process is the foundation for many essential products that support industries and everyday life. Here's how Chlorum's membrane plants turn brine into a full product family.
Everything we make starts with one reaction: salt dissolved in water, split by electricity. Three products come out — hydrogen, chlorine, and caustic soda — and every item in our portfolio derives from them.
Salt (NaCl) is dissolved in water (H₂O) to make brine. The brine flows through a membrane electrolyzer where DC electricity separates it into hydrogen gas, chlorine gas, and caustic soda. The membrane keeps Cl⁻ and Na⁺ on opposite sides — that's the whole trick.
Combine chlorine with hydrogen and you get hydrochloric acid (HCl). React it with caustic soda and you get sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl). Both are produced onsite, on demand — never trucked.
The core output. Used for water disinfection, PVC manufacturing, and as feedstock for HCl and sodium hypochlorite.
Co-produced with chlorine. Essential for pulp & paper, alumina refining, soaps, textiles, and food processing.
Liquid bleach. Generated onsite from chlorine for safe, immediate use in municipal water and industrial cleaning.
From combining chlorine and hydrogen. Used in metal pickling, oil-well stimulation, and chemical synthesis.
A clean co-product of electrolysis. Increasingly valuable as a feedstock for industrial heat and emerging hydrogen markets.