Used Process Plants

IPP - Buying and Selling Used Process Plants and Equipment International Process Plants and Equipment (IPP) is a leading firm in the supply of used process plants and equipment. The company began operations in 1978 and is highly recognized for providing high-quality equipment and complete process plants at competitive prices.

IPP provides three strategic services:

(1) Purchase and market "Production Facilities" in their entirety, including land, equipment, buildings, documents, and intellectual property, and under special conditions (by assuming environmental remediation responsibilities). IPP currently operates in 16 production facility locations, primarily in North America and Europe. (2) Purchase and market "Production Processes" without real estate or land. IPP has 115 production processes worldwide. (3) Purchase and market "Equipment and Production Systems". IPP has 15,000 equipment systems and production processes stored in 5 warehouse locations in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany. We have a broad range of production processes, systems, and equipment in the industrial chemicals, specialty chemicals, biotechnology, petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals/fertilizers, metal processing/refining, food processing, alternative fuels, oil/gas, and power generation sectors. IPP has a team of experienced engineers who conduct comprehensive inspections of all equipment before purchase. This guarantees that customers receive equipment in good working condition and ready to operate. IPP staff are continuously engaged in the search for complete and technologically advanced facilities that we can supply to our global network of 160,000 customers. Among these are (1) Soda Ash (2) Chlor Alkali (3) PTA & PET (4) Hydrogen Plant (5) Air Separation Units (6) Polypropylene (7) HDPE, LDPE and LLDPE (8) Titanium Dioxide (9) Polystyrene (10) Ammonia/Urea (11) Sulfuric Acid (12) Nitric Acid (13) Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) Plant (14) Ethylbenzene (15) Acrylic Acid plants. In addition to these core activities, IPP also provides value-added services such as project management and consulting. The company's experienced team can provide support throughout the entire process, from initial planning and commissioning through decommissioning and relocation. We can recommend experienced contractors for facility dismantling and transportation. These companies have extensive experience in safely and efficiently relocating used process plants to new locations. This can be a cost-effective solution for businesses looking to expand or upgrade their operations without the expense of building a new facility. One of our greatest strengths is our global reach through our offices in 10 countries and a network of international partners and suppliers. This strength enables us to purchase equipment and process plants from anywhere in the world. This network also provides our customers access to a wide variety of equipment and technologies that may not be available locally. IPP's global reach and experienced team make IPP a reliable partner for companies looking to expand or upgrade their operations. One such example is a customer who has built their entire business on transporting quality used facilities and currently has annual revenues exceeding USD 1 billion. Our other customers are also relocating their facilities to increase existing production capacity.

Benefits of Relocating Used Process Plants

There are various benefits to relocating a used process plant: 1. Cost savings: Purchasing and relocating a used plant can be significantly cheaper than building a new one. Our customers have reported savings of up to 50% in total project costs when relocating a used facility compared to the cost of a new plant. 2. Faster return to operation: A used facility can become operational faster than a new facility that must be built from scratch. Relocation significantly reduces the timeline for engineering and equipment manufacturing phases, thus shortening the project schedule by 12 to 24 months. 3. Proven technology: Since a used facility is already in operation, its technology and design are proven to work. 4. Reduced environmental impact: Relocating a used plant can avoid the need for new raw materials and energy consumption associated with equipment manufacturing. 5. Access to specialized equipment: A used plant may have specialized equipment or technology that would be difficult or expensive to replicate in a new facility.

Environmental Impact

Relocating a used process plant can have various environmental benefits: 1. Reduced waste: Relocating a used facility avoids the need for new raw materials, which reduces the amount of waste (including water) generated during construction. 2. Reduced energy consumption: Since a used facility will already be built, relocating it will not require the energy consumption necessary to construct a new facility. 3. Reduced carbon footprint: Relocating a used facility can avoid the need for new raw materials, energy consumption, emissions, and land use associated with building a new facility, all of which contribute to reducing the facility's carbon footprint. Relocating a used process plant can be a cost-effective and environmentally friendly solution for companies looking to expand or upgrade their operations. With proper planning and the involvement of International Process Plants and Equipment (IPP) experts, the benefits of relocating a used process plant can be achieved, and this application provides cost and time savings. Saad Arif Country Manager - Pakistan and Turkey International Process Plants and Equipment (IPP)