RohnerChem

Rohner, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of the Pratteln, Switzerland based custom manufacturer RohnerChem, a SwissMedic and FDA inspected cGMP facility. We specialize in rapid scale-up and large-scale production campaigns leveraging expertise in a multitude of complex organic syntheses for small molecules and novel monomers/polymers, including Transition Metal Catalysis, Carbonylation, High Pressure Hydrogenations (900PSI), Low Temperature reactions (-80C) and Living Radical Polymerization.

RohnerChem's versatile production facilities support custom synthesis for proprietary programs requiring strict compliance throughout the Pharmaceutical, Lithography/Photochemical, Electrochemical, Nutraceutical & Cosmeceutical as well as Agrochemical markets.

RohnerChem offers a range of services and unique opportunities to our customers, including wet chemistry modifications (phase separations, form improvements, recrystallization, etc.). We support all areas of custom manufacturing, including expertise in sourcing, quality control and specialized analytics as well as process and product validation. RohnerChem prides itself on the highest level of responsiveness, flexibility and fast decision-making to ensure that the right product is made to specification.

Contact Details: 2125 Center Ave. #507 Fort Lee NJ 07024 United States of America Tel: 714-614-8900 Fax: Email: brandon.griffin@rohnerchem.com WWW: www.rohnerchem.com

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