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In 1797, Charles Tennant & Company Ltd. was established and by 1835 in the United Kingdom, Tennant’s St. Rollox Works “were the most important chemical works in the world. covering over 1,000 acres”. TC comprises over twenty companies, and 1200+ employees, operating in: Chemical Manufacturing - Distribution - Specialty Chemicals and Services.
Other articles where Charles Tennant is discussed: history of technology: Chemicals: …powder, a process perfected by Charles Tennant at his St. Rollox factory in Glasgow in 1799. This product effectively met the requirements of the cotton-textile industry, and thereafter the chemical industry turned its attention to the needs of other industries, and particularly to the increasing demand for ...
Sir Charles Clow Tennant, 1st Baronet, JP, DL (4 November 1823 – 4 June 1906) [1] was a Scottish businessman, industrialist and Liberal politician.
Manufacturing chemist Tenant was initially apprenticed to a handloom weaver in Kilbarchan in Scotland. The bleaching of cloth was an important aspect of the weaving industry; after studying bleaching methods Tennant took out a patent in 1799 to manufacture bleaching powder by passing chlorine over slaked lime. He subsequently moved to St Rollox, near Glasgow, where with his partners he ...
On behalf of my fellow directors and staff, welcome to Charles Tennant & Co (NI) Ltd. As you may be aware, we are involved in a wide range of activities at bases in Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Alcester and Bristol. The Integrated Management System we use throughout our operations ensures that all of our products and services are maintained to the ...
Our reputation comes from the exceptional relationships we have built since our founding in 1932. We strive to continue our successful history of distributing quality chemicals, delivering tailored solutions, and developing long-term partnerships. We are committed to bringing a better tomorrow for the planet by promoting responsible chemical ...
24 de oct. de 1996 · CHARLES Edward Pevensey Tennant was the eldest son of the 3rd Baron Glenconner, a direct descendant of Sir Charles Tennant whose family fortune originated from the famous bleach works at St Rollox ...
