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'''H. D. Pochin and Co''' Ltd, clay producers, of Worsley Street, Salford.
'''H. D. Pochin and Co''' Ltd, clay producers, of Worsley Street, Salford.


[[Henry Davis Pochin]] invented a process using ammonium sulfate and alumina as a low cost alternative to alumstone in the production of alum cake used in the manufacture of paper.  The process required china clay. Pochin bought several china clay mines in Cornwall for this purpose.  
[[Henry Davis Pochin]] invented a process using ammonium sulphate and alumina as a low cost alternative to alumstone in the production of alum cake used in the manufacture of paper.  The process required china clay. Pochin bought several china clay mines in Cornwall for this purpose.  


In time [[H. D. Pochin|H. D. Pochin and Co]] became one of the three largest British producers of china clay  
In time [[H. D. Pochin|H. D. Pochin and Co]] became one of the three largest British producers of china clay  

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H. D. Pochin and Co Ltd, clay producers, of Worsley Street, Salford.

Henry Davis Pochin invented a process using ammonium sulphate and alumina as a low cost alternative to alumstone in the production of alum cake used in the manufacture of paper. The process required china clay. Pochin bought several china clay mines in Cornwall for this purpose.

In time H. D. Pochin and Co became one of the three largest British producers of china clay

1932 Acquired by the English China Clays to form English Clays, Lovering, Pochin, & Co

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