About Plater
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More than just industrial chemicals

By building partnerships with our customers, Distribution helps them take advantage of our sourcing expertise, the latest chemical innovations and supply chain integration to provide tailored solutions.

Manufacturing
Specialist spray drying and R&D support

Working with research and development teams across Europe, our spray drying expertise provides wide-ranging solutions. Our Plater Production facilities support small pilot runs through to full-scale commercial operation.

Pharmaceutical
Controlled environment ensure purity to industry standards

State-of-the-art clean room facilities at our Pharmaceutical Division ensures the purity of reagents and ultra pure materials for use in electronic and BP & AR industries.

Horticultural
Next Generation biostimulants and micronutrients

Using a process that is both heat and chemical free. Plater Horticultural Division manufacture novel biostimulants and micronutrients for the agriculture and horticulture industries.

Plater Nitrates
Instrumental in the research & development of the European Sodium Nitrate market.

Utilising our expertise, we have provided technical assistance with product improvement which makes us the main UK distributor of:

• Sodium nitrate NaNO₃
• Potassium Nitrate KNO₃

Our Team
Our Team possess the values and skills that are essential to the service we provide to our customers.

Our people are the backbone of our business and offer a wealth of knowledge, advice and support to deliver what we promise when we promise.

Brand Values
As an established independent family owned company, we understand the industrial chemicals we supply and manufacture are an essential part of your businesses processes.

Our acclaimed industry reputation is built on our core brand values which sets us apart from the competition.

We understand industries and use our technical capability, advanced technology and established supply chain infrastructure to provide R&D and manufacturing solutions.

History
Plater Group's Glossop site has had a long and varied history.
The buildings were originally constructed in 1902, by the Urban Electricity Supply Company, to provide power for the new Glossop Tramways. The first tram ran in August 1903 and the last on 24th December 1927.

The plot has been developed over the last 90 years, however some of the original rails can be seen around the site. The engine sheds pictured are still standing and now form part of Plater Production' spray drying manufacturing facility.

Community
Over the years, Plater Group has promoted and sponsored many initiatives in support of local communities and charitable organisations, in Glossop and Staffordshire.

Local sporting clubs’ benefit from annual financial support, together with charities providing support to people living in neighbouring communities. The Plater Group team have taken part in several challenges raising funds for worthwhile charities.

Compliance
Responding to our customers’ needs and providing peace of mind.

Implementation of the required control systems enable us to meet all regulatory compliance and legislation, ensuring the chemicals and services we provide to you achieve consistent standards and exceed your expectations.
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Community liaison benefits both Plater Group and its neighbours

Local neighbours to Plater Group's Glossop site have been benefiting from our Community Liaison Group. Situated on a site surrounded by homes and businesses, we are always aware to keep the impact of our Lancashire Chemicals manufacturing and services processes to a minimum. The group gives locals a forum to ask for support (like that given to Dinting Lane allotment owners) and share any concerns.

The forum has even been instrumental in developing a new process to avoid odour pollution from the plant. Now, when yeast is being processed, a water scrambler is used to 'clean' the gas stream so no yeast particles get into the chimneys. A neutralising agent is also added as an 'odour eater' to ensure "nasty niffs" are avoided without any effect to the resulting product.

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