Redox is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with DL Chemical for the supply of D.SYNOL across Australia and New Zealand.
Under the agreement, Redox will represent DL Chemical as distributor for selected D.SYNOL grades, including DS600, DS1100 and DS2000. The partnership is ongoing, with an initial one-year period.
D.SYNOL is part of DL Chemical’s broader petrochemical portfolio, supporting customers seeking reliable supply, technical product information and local distribution support.
Through this partnership, Redox will work with customers to assist with product enquiries, availability, documentation and supply requirements for the D.SYNOL range.
DL Chemical is a leading business in the Korean petrochemical industry and is continuing its growth as it works towards becoming a global top 20 petrochemical company.
With established petrochemical capability and a growing international presence, DL Chemical is well positioned to support customers requiring consistent, high-quality materials for industrial applications.
The partnership combines DL Chemical’s petrochemical expertise with Redox’s local market knowledge, warehousing, logistics and customer support across Australia and New Zealand.
Redox’s experienced sales and product teams will support customers with access to D.SYNOL grades DS600, DS1100 and DS2000, helping connect local manufacturers with dependable international supply.
For more information about D.SYNOL, including DS600, DS1100 and DS2000, contact the Redox team to discuss product availability, documentation and supply options.
Today’s consumers expect food products that are healthier, higher in fibre and made with clean-label ingredients, without compromising on taste, texture or processing performance.
The JELUCEL® range from JELU-WERK, available through Redox, helps manufacturers meet these expectations by delivering plant-based functional fibre solutions for a wide range of food applications.
Manufactured in Germany from renewable plant-based raw materials, JELUCEL® fibres provide both nutritional and functional benefits across bakery, meat, dairy, plant-based foods, snacks, convenience products and pet food applications.
JELUCEL® PF is a highly purified cellulose, E460(ii), offering excellent water binding, texture enhancement and fibre enrichment.
It is suitable for bakery, processed meats, cheese, pasta and reduced-calorie products where structure, consistency and dietary fibre content are important.
JELUCEL® BF is a premium bamboo fibre containing more than 98% dietary fibre.
It delivers strong water absorption, improved texture and clean-label appeal for bakery, plant-based foods, sauces, ready meals and pet food applications.
JELUCEL® WF is a natural wheat fibre that enhances moisture retention, improves dough handling and supports fibre enrichment.
It is well suited to baked goods, cereals, snacks and meat products where texture, processing consistency and moisture management are important.
JELUCEL® OF is a versatile oat fibre that improves softness, water retention and mouthfeel while supporting high-fibre formulations.
It can be used across bakery, cereals, snacks and health-focused foods where fibre enrichment and eating quality need to work together.
Across the range, JELUCEL® ingredients help manufacturers:
Functional fibres play an important role in modern food manufacturing. Beyond fibre enrichment, they can help improve product structure, manage moisture, support processing stability and contribute to a more desirable finished texture.
For manufacturers developing high-fibre, reduced-calorie, plant-based or clean-label products, the JELUCEL® range provides versatile fibre options that can be matched to specific application requirements.
Redox supplies the complete JELUCEL® range, supported by technical expertise to help manufacturers select the right fibre solution for their application.
Whether you are developing a high-fibre bakery product, improving yield in processed meats or formulating the next generation of plant-based foods, JELUCEL® offers versatile, high-performance fibre solutions to help bring your products to market.
Contact the Redox team to learn more about the JELUCEL® range or to request a technical data sheet and sample.
As recently announced, Redox was named Dow’s channel partner for industrial acrylic additives. This partnership enables Redox to take responsibility for distributing Dow’s advanced polymers, specifically designed to meet the needs of water treatment, mining, and mineral processing applications with unmatched efficiency.
The ACUMER™ range of scale inhibitors comprises Low Molecular Weight Polyacrylic acids and their corresponding sodium salts, offering a phosphorus-free solution for industries adhering to strict discharge water regulations.
Key Benefits of ACUMER™ Polymers:
Performance of ACUMER™ Scale Inhibitors in Scale Control for Cooling and Boiler Systems.
Cooling circuits are widely used across industries to dissipate heat by circulating water. However, recirculating water tends to accumulate impurities, leading to the precipitation of salts. These salts and other particles can form deposits on equipment surfaces, reducing heat transfer efficiency and increasing operational and maintenance costs.
To combat these challenges, Dow ACUMER™ polyacrylate water-soluble scale inhibitors effectively prevent scale formation in cooling systems, boilers, and evaporators. ACUMER™ Polymers work by dispersing salts to prevent deposition and modifying their structure, making scale less adhesive and easier to manage.
These inhibitors effectively address the particulate matter, including calcium carbonate, calcium sulphate, calcium phosphate, silica, silicate, silt, and iron, reducing their ability to stick to heat transfer surfaces and ensuring optimal system performance.

Table 1. ACUMER™ scale inhibition performance (product selection guide)
ACUMER™ 2000 is a high-performance acrylate copolymer specifically formulated to enhance the stabilization of phosphate-based water treatment systems. It also serves as an effective stabilizer in zinc-containing treatment programs. Additionally, ACUMER 2000 efficiently disperses common inorganic particulates and maintains its performance even under pH fluctuations.
Designed for high-alkaline storage stability, ACUMER™ 2000 allows for the convenient formulation of single-package water treatment solutions, making it a reliable choice for long-term use in demanding environments.
ACUMER™ 5000 is a proprietary multifunctional polymer with a molecular weight of 5000, specifically designed to inhibit silica and magnesium silicate scale formation. It effectively disperses colloidal silica and minimizes magnesium silicate scale buildup on heat transfer surfaces, ensuring optimal system performance.
Key Applications & Benefits:
This combination of scale inhibition, stability, and versatility makes ACUMER™ 5000 a reliable solution for water treatment applications in both cooling circuits and high-pressure boilers.
Whether for industrial water treatment or oil production, ACUMER™ Polymers deliver superior performance tailored to your application, formulation, and operational requirements.
At Redox, we’re here to assist you. Partner with Redox for innovative and sustainable scale inhibition solutions. Contact us today to learn more about the ACUMER™ range of scale inhibitors and how they can enhance your processes.
We are excited to announce that Redox Ltd. has been officially appointed as Dow’s Channel Partner and the Australian distributor for industrial acrylic additives, effective immediately.
This partnership enables Redox to take responsibility for the distribution of the following advanced product lines from Dow, ensuring reliable access to high-quality solutions tailored to industry needs:
These high-performance products are designed to meet various key industries’ unique needs and challenges, providing innovative solutions and enhancing operational efficiency. These industries include:
Redox is already the Australian distributor for Dow’s Ethanolamines (MEA, DEA, TEA) and automated colourants. Now, with the addition of the Acrylic Additives Series to our portfolio, our partnership with Dow continues to strengthen, enabling us to better serve a wide range of industries across Australia.
This expanded collaboration highlights the shared commitment between Dow and Redox to providing exceptional value and service to the Australian market.
We are honoured to represent Dow and are committed to fostering a successful partnership that supports our customers in achieving their goals across these critical industries.
For more information, please get in touch with your local Redox representative.
We are excited to announce that Redox has recently entered into a new distribution agreement with Guangdong Youju Advanced New Materials, a company rapidly gaining recognition as a global leader in high-performance engineering polymers. Youju specializes in producing a range of advanced polymers, including Polysulfone series (PPSU, PES, PSU) and PPA and LCP. Youju are also a producer of speciality chemicals including BPS, ODA, DCDPS (dimethyl diphenyl sulfone) and BP (Biphenol).
Led by a team of experts holding doctorates and post-doctorates, Youju is at the forefront of research and development, with an impressive 55 authorised patents as of June 2023. With independent intellectual property rights, the company has established an advanced production line for polysulfone resins, boasting an annual capacity of 6,000 metric tons along with a newly commissioned line giving Youju a further 5,000mt per year polysulfone capacity.
Youju is further expanding its production capabilities with new lines under construction. These include a 2,500 metric ton per year LCP line (now running), a 2,500 metric ton per year PPA line (now running), a 5,000 metric ton per year PEI line (under construction) and a 5,000 metric ton per year PCT/PCTG (under construction).
Youju’s commitment to quality is backed by multiple certifications, including IATF 16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001. Their polysulfone series products have been rigorously tested and approved by UL, NSF, WRAS, ACS, and W270. They are compliant with FDA, EU, and ISO 10993 standards. These products have various applications, from medical devices and food and water contact materials to electronics, telecommunications, automotive, and food and beverage industries.
Some of Youju’s notable product offerings include:
This partnership marks an exciting step forward for Redox as we continue to expand our offerings of high-quality, innovative materials to our clients across a range of industries.
As part of our commitment to constructive and meaningful support to improving advocacy for industry Redox has joined the Bulk Liquids Industry Association (BLIA).
The association represents businesses that import, export, ship, store, or transport bulk liquids across Australia and provides an important forum for information exchange and discussion of issues relevant to the industry.
The BLIA liaise with relevant port authorities to improve the economics and efficiency of bulk liquids movements into and out of Australian ports and represent members’ interests relating to existing or proposed legislation, industrial agreements or awards.
We look forward to adding our voice and support to debate on important issues of industry debate.
Redox Limited (Redox) has agreed to purchase the business of New Zealand based specialty plastics distributor Element Raw Materials Ltd (ERM) with the transaction expected to be completed on the 13th of December 2023.
Founded in 2010 by Jason Reid & Kathy Wilson, ERM has developed an enviable position amongst the Australian & New Zealand plastics industry as a leading distributor of elastomer, polymer and polymer compounds with a focus on innovation and customer relationships. Earning a place in Deloitte’s Fast 50 2022 for New Zealand and winning the Otago sales growth award for consumer products, ERM has a wide range of products including emerging green polymer chemistries.
CEO & MD Raimond Coneliano said “This is a banner year for our plastics division and this acquisition cements the company in some high-value, specialty products with the world’s best manufacturers. Redox continues to be the premier route to market for the region providing unparalleled access to products, customers and suppliers delivered through personalised service.”
Jason Reid thanked the Redox team “We are thrilled to announce Element customers will continue the successful growth pathways established over the past 13 years. Now in partnership with the experienced team at Redox and with the efficiencies of scale Redox can provide, we look forward to offering even more value to customers and further expanding the strong technical and commercial support provided.”
For more information please contact your Redox representative.
Redox is pleased to announce an expansion of our association with QatarEnergy to distribute the Lotrene polymer range, which will now encompass New Zealand.
As of the 1st of January 2024, our New Zealand clients will have access to a range of grades, including –
Redox CEO and MD Raimond Coneliano welcomed the new partnership: “We enjoy a great working relationship with QatarEnergy in Australia and are excited to bring the same great portfolio to our clients in New Zealand. We believe we’re well positioned to add value through our extensive network of warehouses, industry-leading logistics, three local sales offices (Auckland, Hawkes Bay & Christchurch) and famously friendly team of professionals”.
Customers should contact their local Redox representative to discuss forecasts and shipment plans before the commencement date to ensure a smooth transition.
QatarEnergy operates all oil and gas activities in Qatar, including exploration, production, refining, transport, and storage. The first well, Dukhan 1, was drilled in 1939. Development continued after World War II, and in 1949, the first crude exports occurred, and the first offshore concessions were granted. In 1960, the Idd Al-Shargi and Maydan Mahzam fields were discovered. The largest offshore field, Bul Hanine, was discovered in 1970 and came onstream in 1972. Qatar Energy was created in 1974. Today, QatarEnergy is amongst the largest producers of oil & gas and downstream polymers. Their Values are – Integrity, Excellence, Collaboration, Responsibility, Respect & Safety.
While most people may know hydrogen peroxide for its use in hair bleaching, this versatile compound has much more to offer. As a green and sustainable oxidizing agent, it finds its applications across a broad range of industries. But can hydrogen peroxide’s environmentally friendly properties make it an important component in the transition towards sustainability by replacing less eco-friendly chemicals?
Hydrogen peroxide, a colourless liquid compound of hydrogen and oxygen with the chemical formula H2O2, is an increasingly in-demand and versatile chemical known for over two centuries. Unlike many chemicals, hydrogen peroxide is entirely natural and occurs in rainwater, snow, and even the human body. It decomposes to only water and oxygen, making it an environmentally friendly product. This unique property makes it valuable in times of increased environmental awareness. Hydrogen peroxide is not only used for hair bleaching but has a disinfectant and antibacterial effect that eliminates odours, making it a cleaning agent for home and wounds. It’s in high demand across industrial sectors, including paper, food, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and electronics, and is used in water treatment, chemical syntheses, and rocket fuel.
Its effectiveness can be enhanced when combined with other substances such as iron ions, UV radiation, or ozone.
Hydrogen peroxide is a chemical with a distinctive ability to decompose into two non-toxic substances, water and oxygen, once it has served its purpose. This makes it an exceptional chemical with minimal environmental impact and a sustainable alternative to other less eco-friendly chemicals that have long plagued our environment.
Hydrogen peroxide is fast becoming a popular choice in various applications, such as cleaning agents and disinfectants, where the need for safe and environmentally-friendly products has never been greater. Furthermore, it could replace other hazardous chemicals used in manufacturing processes, especially in the paper, food, and cosmetic industries.

As public interest in sustainability continues to climb, many cosmetic manufacturers are seeking more natural and environmentally-friendly ingredients for their products. The benefits of “green” beauty products extend beyond trends — increasing studies show the toxicity of conventional cosmetics, and the natural cosmetics market continues to grow rapidly and consistently.
Even in its manufacturing process, hydrogen peroxide can be produced using renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, making it even more sustainable. The autoxidation process used to produce hydrogen peroxide requires only hydrogen, oxygen, and water as raw materials, which are readily available and can be produced sustainably.
Its environmentally friendly nature makes it an excellent candidate for the much-needed transition towards sustainability, and with the ever-growing demand for greener alternatives, hydrogen peroxide is indeed a chemical for the future.
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