Division · 5 products

Sulphur

Granular, prilled and lump sulphur from regional recovery operations.

The range

Every line in the Sulphur division.

Element sixteen — a bright yellow non-metal recovered from oil and gas processing, and the feedstock behind more industrial chemistry than any other.

The properties, history and market realities that shape how sulphur is produced, traded and priced.

From the Claus unit to sulphuric acid, fertilizer, rubber and mining — how sulphur is made and where it goes.

Granular, prilled, slate, crushed lump and molten — each form suits a different transport route and a different end use.

Purity, moisture, ash and acidity limits — and how sulphur is bagged, bulked and shipped without degrading.