Investments
in R&D provide Trademax with a penetrating growth of pharmaceutical
and chemical products. Those products inherited with our core
area of expertise have been marketed effectively in the United
States, Europe, Asia, Latin  America
and Africa in their respective countries with specific needs of
the development and scale-up of new process.
We currently have over
45 dedicated product development engineers involved in our organic
synthesis research and development programs for pharmaceutical
and chemical industry. Of those are 3 doctors, 5 masters and 20
bachelors providing the feasible solution from kilo to commercial
production with over 200 manufacturing staff. We have focused
on the innovative research and development side, but we have actually
approached more on the respect of customer’s anticipation
and requirement. Therefore we are more commercialized to distribute
our products with our production and partnership.
Quality
assurance through the systematically analytic process is the key
to our success. In-process and final quality control are performed
under the following devices:
High
Pressure Liquid Chromatograph LC-10AD 
LC-10AT
Gas Chromatograph
Ultra-Violet Spectrophotometer
Chromatograph Data Working
Station
Auto-analytical Balance
Visible Spectrophotometer
Innovative
research is a key feature of Trademax its technology business
on high efficiency separation, synthesis and purification for
many new products to increase our international competitiveness.
This makes us a close collaboration and association with our customers
in major pharmaceutical and chemical companies, and leading research
institutes around the world subject to required specifications
and objectives.
Trademax
Chemicals is committed to environments in its research and development.
We actively apply the materials to our products with the improved
technology in order to improve the quality of our environment.
To pursue the protection of environment is our motivation and
principle for developing new applications for our pharmaceuticals
and chemical intermediates.
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