Bann Química Ltda.

Bann Química Ltda. is a Brazilian chemical manufacturer founded in 1954. It began as an importer and distributor of various chemical products for Brazilian industry. In 1959 it started small-scale production of blowing agents, factices and antioxidants for the tyre and rubber industry. In 1963 it acquired a large industrial site in São Paulo and began producing a wide range of accelerators, antioxidants and antiozonants. The company later opened a new industrial unit in Paulínia, São Paulo, to produce aniline, a key raw material for rubber chemicals; that unit also makes cyclohexylamine, dicyclohexylamine and o-toluidine. In 1986 Bann started producing Indigo Blue dye at the Paulínia plant; Indigo Blue is used in the textile industry to make blue denim for blue jeans. The Paulínia factory is certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 by SGS ICS, and to ISO 22716:2007 by Bureau Veritas. The company's product lines include textile dyes, organic intermediates and industrial gases, and it operates a Quality, Health, Safety and Environment policy aligned with the Responsible Care programme. Bann Química remains a privately held Brazilian company headquartered in Paulínia.

Bann Química Ltda. was founded in 1954 and began its activities importing and commercialising various chemical products for Brazilian industry. In 1959 the company started small-scale production of blowing agents, factices and antioxidants for the tyre and rubber industry. In 1963 it acquired a large industrial area in São Paulo, where it began producing a wide variety of accelerators, antioxidants and antiozonants. Responding to customer needs such as competitive prices and a continuous, efficient quality supply, Bann opened a new industrial unit in Paulínia, São Paulo, to produce aniline, an important raw material for rubber chemicals. That unit also manufactures other products such as cyclohexylamine, dicyclohexylamine and o-toluidine. In 1986 Bann started production of Indigo Blue dye at the Paulínia unit; Indigo Blue is used in the textile industry to make blue denim, the material used for blue jeans. The Paulínia factory is certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 by SGS ICS, and to ISO 22716:2007 by Bureau Veritas. The company operates a Quality, Health, Safety and Environment policy based on knowing environmental aspects and occupational risks, respecting the Responsible Care programme, protecting the environment through reduction, reuse and recycling of waste, maintaining communication channels with stakeholders, complying with legislation, training personnel, and setting and reviewing objectives and targets. Bann Química remains headquartered in Paulínia and continues to serve the Brazilian chemical market.

• 1986

  Started production of Indigo Blue dye at the Paulínia unit for the textile industry.

• 1963

  Acquired a large industrial area in São Paulo and began producing accelerators, antioxidants and antiozonants.

• 1959

  Started small-scale production of blowing agents, factices and antioxidants for the tyre and rubber industry.

• 1954

  Bann Química Ltda. founded, initially importing and commercialising chemical products for Brazilian industry.

Brazilian industrial chemical supplier focused on rubber chemicals and textile dyes, with certified quality, environmental and safety management.

• Indigo Blue dye

  Textile dye used to make blue denim for blue jeans.

• Rubber chemicals

  Accelerators, antioxidants and antiozonants for the rubber and tyre industry.

• Aniline

  Key raw material for rubber chemicals, produced at the Paulínia unit.

• Cyclohexylamine

  Organic intermediate produced at the Paulínia unit.

• Dicyclohexylamine

  Organic intermediate produced at the Paulínia unit.

• O-Toluidine

  Organic intermediate produced at the Paulínia unit.

• Industrial gases

  Listed among Bann's product categories.

1. 1Bann Quimica Ltda — official website homepagebann.com.br
2. 2Bann Quimica Ltda — SGI policybann.com.br
3. 3Bann Quimica Ltda — product safety data sheetsbann.com.br
4. 4Bann Quimica Ltda — careersbann.com.br