SChem was founded in 2013.
Since then, we have been working intensively to improve the quality of our products as well as our application service, which is an integral part of our deliveries.
We develop high-demand products with a wide range of applications.
We invest in the research and innovation of our own products.
Currently, SChem’s primary focus is on the research and development of special inorganic chemistry, particularly in the field of inorganic chemistry – silicates. Our activities mainly focus on the trade of SiO₂ and Al₂O₃-based products. We provide effective solutions for all challenges our clients bring to us, thanks to maximum care and work organization.
Comprehensive solutions for key industrial sectors based on silicate chemistry
Water glasses and colloidal silicas as key raw materials for binders, surface treatments, and the modification of cement systems.
Potassium silicates and lithium polysilicates for chemically resistant silicate facade coatings and anti-corrosion systems.
Sodium and modified water glasses as deflocculants for ceramic bodies used in the production of wall and floor tiles.
Binder systems based on colloidal silica and water glasses for high thermal resistance and structural stability.
Inorganic binders for the production of molds and cores with minimal emissions and high environmental safety.
Sodium water glasses and colloidal silicas for paper manufacturing processes, de-inking, and anti-slip technologies.
Colloidal silicas and organomineral resins for stabilization, grouting, and soil reinforcement.
SolarDecont photocatalytic technology for the chemical-free decomposition of organic pollutants.
SChem invests significantly in the research and innovation of its own products.
We develop new products for existing technologies and ensure the innovation of our customers’ current products and technologies. Additionally, we provide consultancy on production process adjustments.
As part of our Intelligent R Network, we collaborate with academic institutions. Our development is supported by team experience in inorganic and organic chemistry, colloidal systems, and fundamental silicon chemistry research.