China’s Fujian Lianhoe plans maintenance at one of its PP lines
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to a source close to the company, China’s Fujian Lianhoe Petrochemicals is planning to shut its oldest PP line on December 20 for a planned maintenance. The 120,000 tons/year line is expected to be offline for around 40-45 days.
However, the company will not halt production at its two newer PP lines. The company’s two newer lines have production capacities of 330,000 tons/year and 220,000 tons/year, respectively.
However, the company will not halt production at its two newer PP lines. The company’s two newer lines have production capacities of 330,000 tons/year and 220,000 tons/year, respectively.
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