Chemical Product Manufacturing Register list reaches professionals who use chemicals to develop products like pesticides, household cleaners and more. List prospects are buyers of industry books, subscribers of business publications, and attendees of conferences and seminars. This list provides the most current data available to professionals in the chemical manufacturing industry.

 

Key titles:

C-suite executives

Chemist

Chemical engineer

Pharmaceutical engineer

Administrator

Educator

Lab technician

Scientist

Biologist

 

Industries: Petrochemical, refinery, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, agriculture, consumer, industrial, food and beverage, medical, pharmaceutical, beauty

 

Chemical Products Produced: Plastics, paints, rubber, pesticides, explosives, detergents, acids, alcohol, cosmetics, concrete additives, textiles, dyes, fertilizers, glue, food additives, polishes, water treatment, resins, sealants, turpentine, waxes, soaps

 

Job function snapshot: Conduct clinical studies, create safety procedures, design experiments, develop drugs, analyze data and research, mix and blend ingredients, develop non-toxic chemicals, manage projects, market products

 

Professionals in the chemical industry combine science, engineering and manufacturing principles to create chemicals that control pests, sanitize homes, harden concrete, develop medications, and more. They work with chemical ingredients like sulfuric acid, nitrogen, and propylene to develop products that improve health, farming procedures, and manufacturing processes. They are tasked with implementing safety and hazmat procedures to ensure safe working conditions. This audience searches for vendors who sell chemical ingredients, handling materials, lab equipment, and business management tools. They pursue continuing education opportunities for career development and to stay current on chemical research and development trends.

 

Products purchased: trade journals, gloves, lab coats, eye protection, fire extinguishing equipment, automation systems, storage, material handling, packaging, computers, software, mobile devices, office furnishings and office supplies.

 

List Purchasers: Publishers, lab supply providers, IT providers, facilities maintenance, training and certification providers, event coordinators, software and computer providers, insurance providers, recruiters, financial institutions, legal advisors, and credit card issuers.