Chemical Process Equipment and Pharmaceutical Process Equipment
We buy and sell complete chemical plants for re-operation and/or relocation. We also maintain an extensive inventory of quality unused and used process equipment in over 40 categories that is available for shipment immediately. As a leading used process plant and used process equipment supplier, Phoenix Equipment is dedicated to provide our customers with innovative and cost-saving solutions.
We also offer comprehensive solutions for purchasing and removing closed plants and equipment, as well as property. With extensive knowledge and experience in both the liabilities associated with the closing a plant or product line, and the inherent value of the property, plant and equipment assets, we are well positioned to help you unlock the real value of your redundant/surplus assets. Phoenix Equipment can purchase property, plants and equipment that you no longer require, manage and perform a liquidation on your behalf, safely perform the dismantlement of your plant or line and handle everything involved in the process - from removal and refurbishment to exporting and shipping.
Our online searchable database lists over 50 available plants and power generation equipment, and we have access to hundreds more. Our equipment database lists over 10,000 items of used process equipment that is ready to ship immediately and significantly less cost than purchasing new. Want more information?
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Total Decommissioning & Complete Environmental Remediation
Phoenix Equipment was selected to perform a major turnkey decommissioning, decontamination, and dismantlement project at NL Industries’ closed titanium dioxide plant, 80 MG power plant, and adjacent sulfuric acid plant. The comprehensive project was performed over 18 months and was separated into four distinct phases:
Phase 1: Environmental Remediation
Extensive decontamination of the ...
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Purchase and Removal of Specialty Chemical Complex
Occidental invested significant capital to expand and upgrade its downstream chlorine activities in the late 1990’s. However, due to unfavorable business conditions, Occidental decided to close units. After Occidental Chemical was unable to sell its idled downstream chlorine assets at its Niagara Falls, NY complex, there was compelling reasons for them to demolish non-operating buildings and remove the assets from site. This project was ...
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