Creating a prosperous future for all who use C3 chemicals

Kashima Chemical, an expert in C3 chemicals, provides quality products based on its superior technology, and contributes to the realization of people’s quality of life, in life sciences and other fields.

Advanced technology founded on C3 chemicals

Based on our expertise, abundant experience, and achievements in C3 chemicals, which our company has been building on for more than 50 years, we produce quality, value-added chemical products. Kashima Chemical is one of the largest producers of epichlorohydrin and aryl chloride, and the only dealer of allylamine in Japan. We provide materials for use in a wide range of fields, from pharmaceuticals and pesticides to paints. These materials are widely used in a variety of industries, and are highly regarded internationally.

Development of differentiated products that make our company a globally unique manufacturer

The source of growth of a chemical manufacturer is their development of new products. Benefiting as we do from membership of the AGC Group, Kashima Chemical has been conducting a range of research and development activities jointly with AGC Co., Ltd.; and using the latest technologies, we have implemented the mass production of unique functional chemical products.

Comprehensive production system based on the Kashima Industrial Complex

Since its foundation in 1968, Kashima Chemical has built the Kashima Industrial Complex, of the largest such complexes in Japan. We have established a production system that provides reliable access to utilities such as electricity, as well as the primary raw materials of the company's products to the production lines, such as propylene and chlorine, the supply of which is highly sensitive to market conditions. This system enables us to manage the company's operation comprehensively from the planning and development stages to production. Kashima Chemical has been responded to customers' demands with high-level solutions, and will continue to do so in the future, by fully implementing ‘zero-accident' and 'zero-disaster’ operation systems.