Orochem Technologies was founded in 1996 in suburbs of Chicago.
Company Description
Orochem Technologies was founded in 1996 in suburbs of Chicago. Over the past 12 years Orochem has grown into a multinational company with sites near Chicago and in Mumbai. Orochem is an ISO 9000 company whose products are sold worldwide in various sectors of the pharmaceutical industry from analytical to manufacturing. Orochem has recently launched simulated moving bed technology for pharmaceutical intermediates which facilitates rapid product development from discovery to manufacturing.
Chief Chromatographic Techniques Supported
Markets Served
Orochem manufactures a wide range of products for professionals, scientists, and scholars involved in the following fields:
Major Products/Services
Sample Prep Products:
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Facilities
Orochem has two manufacturing facilities around the world. The Lombard, Illinois, headquarters has 25,000 square feet of manufacturing facility where most of the SPE, flash, membrane filter plates, silica manufacturing, and HPLC columns are packed. Orochem India, Mumbai has a 20,000 square foot facility and manufactures sample prep products for discovery and clinical research in Asia.
Orochem Technologies, Inc.
331 Eisenhower Lane South
Lombard, IL 60148
TELEPHONE
(630) 916-0225
FAX
(630) 916-0250
WEB SITE
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
US: 20
ELSEWHERE: 50
YEAR FOUNDED
1996
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