KHIMIA 2023

The inception of the KHIMIA international exhibition dates back to 1965 in Moscow, marking its ascent as a premier event in the chemical trade landscape.

KHIMIA serves as a vital hub for chemical manufacturers, service providers, cutting-edge equipment and material suppliers, as well as global consumers, fostering connections that span the globe.

Renowned industry pundits affirm that KHIMIA plays a pivotal role in propelling the growth of the chemical and petrochemical sectors, while fostering robust relationships between Russian enterprises and their international counterparts.

The Products of TJCY

TJCY is dedicated to providing customers with top-notch formic acid products, leveraging its advanced technology and extensive industry experience. Formic acid, characterized by its colorless liquid form and sharp odor, functions as a weak electrolyte, displaying mild acidity and corrosiveness in its aqueous solution. It naturally occurs in the secretions of bees, specific ant species, and caterpillars. This versatile organic chemical serves multiple purposes, including applications in the leather, rubber, animal feed, chemical, pesticide, and pharmaceutical industries.

Formic acid finds widespread use across various industries. In the leather industry, it serves as a vital component in tanning, deliming, and hair removal processes, effectively preventing mold growth in wet leather. Additionally, it acts as a coagulant in natural rubber production within the rubber industry. In the animal feed sector, it is employed to suppress mold growth in forage and grain storage. Furthermore, it is utilized in the chemical industry for the production of formic acid calcium, sodium formate, and as a raw material for epoxy soybean oil products. Its role in the pesticide industry includes contributing to the production of several key pesticide compounds. In the pharmaceutical industry, it plays a significant part in the synthesis of various pharmaceutical products, such as caffeine, analgin, amidopyrine, and aminophylline.