ChemCeed to Attend ILMA Engage 2022

ChemCeed is pleased to announce that we will be attending ILMA Engage in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida from April 7-9, 2022.  ILMA, the Independent Lubricant Manufacturing Association, hosts this event annually to discuss industry trends, sustainability and other important topics related the the lubrication industry.  Engage also features several opportunities for networking. Tom Allred, National Sales... Read more »

Adapting to Persistent Supply Chain Issues

For the last two years, supply chain issues have dominated the news. These issues started in 2020, persisted through 2021, and seem to have no end in sight. It feels like every time we make progress and improvements, another link in the chain is broken or strained. The cliché “one step forward and two steps... Read more »

ChemCeed Partnership with Junior Achievement

For more than ten years, ChemCeed has partnered with Junior Achievement of Wisconsin to inspire and prepare students to succeed.  ChemCeed Vice President, Rolly Enderes, is particularly passionate about working with JA, and teaches several classes/lessons each year.  These lessons promote career readiness, financial literacy and capability, and entrepreneurship.  ChemCeed also participates in JA panels... Read more »

ChemCeed to Attend AFPM 2022

ChemCeed is proud to announce that we will be attending the 2022 International Petrochemical Conference (AFPM)!  This year’s event will be held in San Antonio, Texas, from March 27-29, 2022.  ChemCeed would like to invite customers and vendors to schedule meetings with our team by contacting us at inquiry@chemceed.com or (715) 726-2300. For more information... Read more »

ChemCeed Team Volunteers at Agnes’ Table

ChemCeed believes strongly in giving back to the community and encourages our team to participate in volunteer opportunities.  This week, several of our staff, along with the owners of the company, volunteered to cook and serve a meal at Agnes’ Table in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The mission of Agnes’ Table is to collaborate with local... Read more »

Everything You Need to Know About Morpholine

Morpholine is incredibly common but a surprisingly little-known substance. It has applications as diverse as cleaning, rubber production, construction, heating and cooling, personal care, agriculture, and so much more.  And yet, for all its usefulness, morpholine is strangely invisible. People don’t often think or write about morpholine, and it really is practically invisible, as it... Read more »

ChemCeed to Attend University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Career Fair

Each year, the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire holds a spring career fair to connect upcoming graduates with area employers. We are always excited to attend this event and meet with prospects for both internship opportunities and long-term employment. ChemCeed will be attending this year’s in-person event, to be held on March 16, 2022 at UWEC.

Polyalphaolefin Oils (PAOs): What They Are, and What They Can Do

When it comes to grease and lubrication, synthetic oil is the standard go-to for many applications, from engines to factory equipment to personal care products. And within this standard, polyalphaolefin oils (PAOs) are arguably the gold standard.  However, synthetic oils, PAOs included, were not so ubiquitous until just a few decades ago. Why is synthetic... Read more »

Graphene Oxide and Its Uses

Graphene oxide is– true to its name– oxidized graphene. ChemCeed’s article on graphene has already discussed a strange quirk in the history of graphene itself. Graphene was first discovered in 2004, even though carbon nanotubes (CNT), which are made of graphene, were discovered in 1991. Well, get ready for another surprising paradox: graphene oxide (GO)... Read more »

Carbon Nanotubes (CNT) and Their Uses

Carbon nanotubes are made of the thinnest element on earth: graphene. But while graphene itself lays flat, one atom in thickness, carbon nanotubes are, as you might expect, tubes. Their walls are made of graphene, but they behave a bit differently than flat graphene, and also are significantly different from graphene oxide (GO). Interestingly, carbon... Read more »