COIM
286 Mantua Grove Road, West Deptford, NJ 08066
856-224-4777
www.coimgroup.com
The West Deptford facility was purchased from Huntsman Polyurethanes in March of 2005. The site consists of a 30 acre track of land of which 15 acres remain agricultural farm land.
COIM USA Inc's parent company, COIM S.p.A. of Milan / Italian has, in addition to the West Deptford site, manufacturing facilities in Italy, Brazil, and Singapore.
COIM USA Inc has made extensive improvements to the site since acquired from Huntsman. These include upgrading utilities and fire prevention systems, installation of new reactors, storage tanks and laboratories.
The site has two separate chemical manufacturing sites. A state-of-the-art adhesive and pre-polymer unit located in one of the existing buildings as well as a brand new polyester polyol unit.
These manufacturing units support the current three product lines: Novacote Adhesives for flexible packaging, Diexter Polyester polyols for flexible foam, C.A.S.E and Imuthanes pre-polymers for hot-cast elastomers. These businesses are supported by research/ development and application laboratories.
The site has approximately 45 to 100 employees residing in the local area.
COIM USA Inc will further expand it's overall operations at the site through the expansion of existing and new businesses related to it's core Polyurethane technology.
COLONIAL PIPELINE - Woodbury Junction Tank Farm
696 Mantua Grove Road, West Deptford, NJ, 08066
856-202-4050
www.colpipe.com
Woodbury Junction is a refined petroleum liquids tank farm located in West Deptford, New Jersey. The facility consists of 19 tanks for storing products such as heating oil, diesel fuel, kerosene, jet fuel and gasoline. Woodbury Junction is a hub of underground pipelines which helps supply the tri-state area with fuel. The facility operates 24/7. The four pipelines that carry products to and from the facility consist of a 30 inch Mainline which runs from Greensboro, NC to Linden, NJ, a 10 inch Philadelphia line which serves four Philadelphia area refineries, a 10 inch Paulsboro line which serves Valero and Pacific Atlantic and an 8 inch Eagle Point line which serves Sunoco.
Transporting petroleum products through pipelines is much safer than the alternatives of trucking it via roadway, barging it on the water or hauling it via railways. Colonial does not own the products that we ship we are simply a transportation service provider. Colonial Pipeline is regulated by the DOT and PHMSA as well as environmental entities such as the NJDEP.
The facility employs 30 employees all of whom are certified annually in both safety and emergency response training.
JOHNSON MATTHEY
2001/2003 Nolte Drive, West Deptford, NJ 08066
856-384-7151
www.matthey.com
The West Deptford facilities represent two business units within the Fine Chemicals and Catalysts Division of Johnson Matthey.
The initial plant, commissioned in 1983, manufactures Platinum Group Metal catalysts and chemicals as well as 
refines precious metal bearing material.
The second facility, Pharmaceutical Materials, was commissioned in 1984 and manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients and has been instrumental in the development of a number of anti-cancer drugs including treatments for ovarian and testicular cancer.
Together the facility employs approximately 440 people.
Our Products
The applications of Johnson Matthey's diverse product portfolio includes products for use in:
- Plating
- Aircraft engine blades to enhance their ability for withstanding extremely high temperatures.
- Environmental
- Catalytic converters washcoats to reduce NOx emissions
- Coatings
- Silicon production of adhesive releasing agents found in products such as Post ItTM notes
- Electronic components for devices such as iPodsTM
- Pharmaceuticals
- The manufacture of pharmaceutical active ingredients like cisplatin and carboplatin for the treatment of cancer
Our Commitment
Johnson Matthey is committed to operating in a manner that respects the environment and makes positive contributions to the community. Our employees proudly participate in community events which include:
• American Cancer Society Relay for Life
• Sponsor over 30 less fortunate families at Christmas
• Volunteer in Community Service roles
• Financial contributions to many local youth programs
We strive for continuous improvement as is evidenced by the accomplishments of our Green Team. Through their efforts in only a few short months, we have reduced water consumption by recycling 750,000 gallons per year; paper reduction of over 50 reams through paperless meetings; installation of timers on lab equipment, resulting in approx. $40,000 of energy savings per year.
We take great pride in the numerous quality and environmental awards and certifications that we have received including the prestigious Superior Award from Toyota for 100% on-time delivery with impeccable quality for the past ten years.
SOLVAY SOLEXIS (Solutions Excellence In Science)
10 Leonard Lane, Thorofare, NJ 08086
856-251-6625
www.solvaysolexis.com
Building on our scientific, technical and commercial expertise, we safely and responsibly provide innovative products and services related to chemistry and human health to create ever-increasing value to our customers, shareholders and employees.
In all of our endeavors and in every task, we strongly embrace our values of customer care, ethical behavior, teamwork, empowerment and respect for people.
Solvay Solexis, Inc. produces fluoropolymer resins with high temperature endurance and outstanding chemical resistance and purity, as well as excellent fire-propagation and weathering resistance.
Our high-performance resins are converted into protective coatings or corrosion-resistant materials for diverse industries such as semiconductors, telecommunications, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and aerospace.
We also manufacture fluoroelastomers designed for demanding sealing applications including automotive, semiconductors, and petrochemicals.
Our world headquarters is located in Bollate, Italy where we produce fluorinated fluids, fluoroelastomers, PTFE, and other fluoropolymers. We have affiliates with manufacturing, R&D, and commercial offices throughout the world.
Our North American headquarters are located in Thorofare, New Jersey. We also have operations in Marshallton, Delaware and Orange, Texas.
Prior to the 1960's (1940-60), the parcel of land by the Delaware River that we now know as home was farmland. A farmhouse and out buildings occupied the area along River Road.
From 1961 to 1969, The National Steel Company used the land as a lay down yard and storage area for steel products.
In the 1970's Pennwalt Corporation built and operated a plant producing refrigerant gases, however, declining market conditions caused plant closure until Pennwalt re-tooled and began operation as a fluoropolymers manufacturing facility in 1985.
The facility was sold to Atochem, North America in 1990 and subsequently sold again by order of the Federal Trade Commission to Ausimont SpA in 1991. The plant was operated under the management of Ausimont USA. Inc. from 1991 to April 2002.
Ausimont was acquired by Solvay in April 2002 and we are now a member of the Solvay family of companies headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
Currently located in Thorofare are our administration, commercial operations, research & development and our ISO-9001 certified manufacturing facility. We employ 158 people in Thorofare.
We are supportive of our host community through charitable organizations within the community including the United Way, Gloucester County College, West Deptford Schools, Police Athletic League, Local Sports Clubs and our Emergency Response Organizations.
SUNOCO - Eagle Point Facility
PO Box 1000, Westville, NJ 08093-1000
856-853-3100
www.sunocoinc.com
The Eagle Point Facility was acquired by Sunoco in 2004. This newest member of Sunoco's Northeast Refining family has a capacity to refine and process about 150,000 barrels per day of sweet crude oil. Supporting the refinery is product storage capacity of approximately 10 million barrels.
Sunoco idled the refinery is October 2009 and in February 2010 made the decision to close the refining section of the plant. The refinery will be operated as a terminal, supplying gasoline and diesel to the sales rack.
The 1,100 acre tree-lined site also contains a 225 megawatt combined cycle Co-generation Power Facility which has commercially operated since May of 1991. Power generated at the facility is sold to Public Service Electric and Gas and to the Eagle Point Facility. Thermal energy supplied to Eagle Point can provide up to 575,000 pounds per hour combinations of 900-psi and 250-psi steam.
The Eagle Point Refinery is located in the Township of West Deptford, as well as the Borough of Westville, New Jersey. Its location along the Delaware River provides easy access for ocean-going and coastal oil tankers, barges and tugs, which can dock at the refinery's four berths.
Eagle Point History
The Eagle Point Facility was acquired by Sunoco on January 13, 2004 from El Paso Corporation. Sunoco is the fourth owner of the refinery since the first shipment of crude arrived on the S. S. Bulkoceanic in 1949. Although this marks the genesis of the Eagle Point Refinery, the land has a story which began long before Texaco bought the property with plans to build a refinery.
The land was initially purchased in 1890 by an entrepreneur named William "Billy" Thompson who planned on building a race track on the land. Instead he opened "Washington Park on the Delaware" in 1895, a summer recreation park that was home to, among other things, an electric fountain and the world's largest Ferris wheel. At the height of its popularity this summer resort averaged 50,000 visitors per day. In 1913, a fire completely destroyed the park and it was never rebuilt.
Two years later in 1915, the United States Government purchased the land and built the U.S. Powder Bag Loading Plant, where powder for the war effort was processed. This women's only working facility stayed open throughout World War I.
After "The Great War", Campbell Soup Company purchased the land to use as a tomato farm for its canning operation in Camden, New Jersey. Campbell Soup remained a tenant until the Texas Oil Company (Texaco) acquired the land in order to build an oil refinery in 1948.
Since that first shipment of crude a year later, the refinery's ownership has changed hands from Texaco to Coastal (1985) to El Paso (2001) and finally to Sunoco in 2004. Although the new member of the Sunoco family, Eagle Point has been a member of the local community in many forms for over one hundred years.
WHEELABRATOR GLOUCESTER INC
600 US Route 130, Westville, NJ 08093
856-742-1484
www.wheelabratortechnologies.com
Located in West Deptford, New Jersey, the Wheelabrator Gloucester waste-to-energy facility provides dependable, environmentally safe disposal of municipal solid waste for Gloucester County, New Jersey while generating clean electricity for sale to the local utility. The Gloucester facility processes up to 575 tons per day of municipal solid waste from Gloucester County. At full capacity, the plant, which sells electricity to Jersey Central Power and Light Company, can generate more than 15,000 kilowatt-hours of electrical energy per hour. This is the equivalent of supplying all of the electrical needs of more than 15,000 New Jersey homes.
GENERAL
Area Served: County of Gloucester / 200,000 people
Type of Agreement: Regulated disposal utility, no service agreement
Financing: Revenue Bonds / Private Equity
Start-up: 1989
REFUSE COMBUSTION
Type of System: Mass-burn, water wall boilers
Operation: 24 hours per day, 7 days per week
Number of Process Lines: 2 @ 287.5 tons per day each
Feed System: 2 Overhead refuse cranes with ram feeders
Grate Design: Von Roll reciprocating grates
Combustion Temperature: 2500F
Auxiliary Fuel: Natural gas
Waste Volume Reduction: 90%
Ash Handling System: Water quench, drag conveyor
AIR QUALITY CONTROL
Type of Equipment: Selective non-catalytic reduction, dry scrubbers, fabric filters, carbon injection
ENERGY PRODUCTION
Type of Energy: Electric power steam
Flow to Turbine: 130,000 pounds per hour @ 650 psig/750*F
Electric Generating Capacity: 14 megawatts
Cooling System: Once-through cooling
Customer: Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
