ICOR Expands NU-22 Production

August 15, 2002

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — ICOR International has started construction on an additional gas storage facility and blending station that will increase the company’s production and storage capabilities. According to ICOR, the new facility is a reaction to the increasing demand for NU-22 refrigerant.

“This expansion will enable us to package 60,000 pounds of NU-22 per day in a variety of packaging sizes and increase our storage capacity by three million pounds,” said Jim House, general manager of ICOR.

Publication date: 08/19/2002

James Siegel is with Distribution Center Magazine.

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