Thai Silicate Chemical Co., Ltd is located in the Saha-Pathana Industrial Park, Si Racha, Chonburi. The company is engaged in the production and distribution of Zeolite A and Aluminum Sulfate (Alum) using technology from Mitsuzawa Industry Chemical Co., Ltd. It also serves as a distributor of chemicals used in wastewater treatment and potable water production. The company’s headquarters is located at 666 Rama 3 Road, Yan Nawa District, Bangkok.

            Thai Silicate Chemical Co., Ltd has been certified for quality management under ISO 9001:2015 and environmental management under ISO 14001:2015 by MASCI. Additionally, in 2000, it was recognized as an outstanding medium-sized enterprise in the Eastern region for cleanliness, occupational health, safety, and environmental management, including labor relations. Our quality assurance system, combined with our quality management and statistical control systems, ensures that customers receive effective products that meet their needs and are environmentally friendly.

            We are committed to operating with the highest safety standards and using modern technology to ensure accurate production and quality control of raw materials and products. At the same time, Thai Silicate Chemical Co., Ltd. is also mindful of environmental concerns and has received the Green Industry Level 3 certification from the Ministry of Industry. Our modified zeolite can remove high levels of ammonia, fluoride, and fluorine from water, meeting national drinking water standards. Additionally, adjusting the silicon and aluminum content in the zeolite can eliminate excess chlorine and heavy metals in potable water and steel. This is particularly effective for treating wastewater from dyeing and printing processes, which are among the hazardous and persistent industrial wastewater in China. Major pollutants include dyes, sizing agents, fiber contaminants, oil, acids and bases, and inorganic salts, with complex water quality, high concentrations of organic matter, and difficult biodegradability. Dye pollutants are among the most serious environmental issues.