Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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of Cow Hey Lane, Weston, Runcorn
of Cow Hey Lane, Weston, Runcorn


Part of [[ICI|Imperial Chemical Industries]] Ltd.  
Part of [[ICI General Chemicals]] Ltd.  


1938 The plant was built adjacent to the Castner-Kellner site  
1938 The plant was built adjacent to the [[Castner Kellner Co|Castner-Kellner]] site  


Manufactured a variety of chemicals based on chlorine products, including Chloromethanes, Arklone dry cleaning fluid, Trichloethylene degreasing fluid and the Arcton range of CFCs. Also on that site were PVC manufacture and HF (Hydrogen fluoride) manufacture.  
Manufactured a variety of chemicals based on chlorine products, including Chloromethanes, Arklone dry cleaning fluid, Trichloethylene degreasing fluid and the Arcton range of CFCs. Also on that site were PVC manufacture and HF (Hydrogen fluoride) manufacture.  

Latest revision as of 08:29, 3 September 2023

of Cow Hey Lane, Weston, Runcorn

Part of ICI General Chemicals Ltd.

1938 The plant was built adjacent to the Castner-Kellner site

Manufactured a variety of chemicals based on chlorine products, including Chloromethanes, Arklone dry cleaning fluid, Trichloethylene degreasing fluid and the Arcton range of CFCs. Also on that site were PVC manufacture and HF (Hydrogen fluoride) manufacture.

1959 Sought permission to stop up part of Cow Hey lane for extension of the works[1]

By 1960 the plant was the biggest industrial employer in Runcorn and Widnes.


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Sources of Information

  1. The London Gazette 5 June 1959