Magnablend has been servicing the oil industry for over 30 years. We are able to manage projects from the sourcing of raw materials to the final packaging and delivery to the field.
We have extensive oil field chemical supply chain and logistics experience. Magnablend works with multiple transportation companies and has long term relationships with oil field carriers. These relationships ensure your products can be delivered to field camps or directly to the well site / location. Our strategically located facilities allow us to service the oil and gas industry quickly and efficiently. Regional blending enables us to produce and ship at lower costs, which we can pass on to the customer. Regional blending also reduces lead times to ensure the product is on location when needed.
With 30 years servicing the oil field, Magnablend has extensive experience manufacturing and tolling products designed for the industry. Our various blenders and blending techniques, ranging from small high energy dispersion blenders to large low energy blenders, allow us to make a wide range of oil field products. Our capabilities include the mixing of high viscosity fluids, exothermic reactions and processing of flammable materials. Anhydrous ammonia capabilities allow for the manufacturing of concentrated ammonium salt solutions.
Fracturing and Drilling Fluid Manufacturing Capabilities:
Cementing Capabilities
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Magnablend offers a variety of packaging configurations. Liquids can be packaged in containers ranging from rail cars to 5 gallon buckets. We have a large returnable tote tank fleet and tote tank management is available. Dry blends can be shipped in bulk trucks, super sacks or 50 lb bags with multiple closure types and materials available.
Our custom liquid and powder manufacturing, blending and packaging services allow our customers to view us an extension of their own operations.
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Phone 972.938.2028
Fax 972.938.8203
WAXAHACHIE, Texas (AP) — A fire official says a massive blaze at a plant south of Dallas was sparked as workers mixed chemicals.
ReplyDeleteFire Chief David Hudgins says he's not sure what chemicals were involved in the fire that broke out before 11 a.m. Monday at a Magnablend, Inc., facility in Waxahachie (wahks-uh-HA'-chee). No serious injuries were reported.
Hudgins says the fire should be brought under control by late afternoon and that about 1,000 evacuated residents should be allowed to return to their homes.
Nicolas Brescia of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says the agency is monitoring air quality around the city and so far has found no reason to enact further precautions.
The blaze shot massive plumes of black smoke into the sky and forced the evacuation of schools and neighborhoods in the area.
Read more: http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/article/Texas-plant-fire-sparked-as-chemicals-were-mixed-2200428.php#ixzz1ZmASIj22
WTFRACK...WHAT THE FRACK?
1. Fire Chief David Hudgins says he's not sure what chemicals were involved in the fire that broke out ??????? He's required to know to protect workers, fire fighters and the neighbors!!! Where is the Chief's evacuation plan? What does the State of Texas fire marshall say about the lack of knowledge by his Fire Chief?
2. No serious injury's.... BREATHING IN TOXIC CHEMICALS is dangerous to pregnant women, children, and the elderly.... Were they looking for dead bodies to make this statement?
3. The EPA is monitoring? FOR WHAT IF THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT CHEMICALS WERE RELEASED?
I can't believe what I'm reading... WAXAHACHIE, Texas Citizens should demand a meeting with the EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS OFFICIALS FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS AND DEMAND AN EXPLANATION AS TO WHAT BREW THIS COMPANY IS MIXING???? Maybe they will claim trade secrets like the oil and gas industry????
Get a life people. everything is fine yea it smells but so does your crying about things that dont effect you. Most of you people crying about are just looking for a way out of working for the rest of your lives. Most of the stuff they use are in the food that you eat from the store and the drinks. Quit crying and get a life
ReplyDeleteSafe? You be the judge. On the MSDS tab is a list of all the MSDSs that were turned over to Chief Hudgins. Many of the chemicals from the TIER II list are missing MSDSs. This is a massive FAIL on all levels: City, County, State and Federal.
ReplyDeleteThis spreadsheet was compiled and many hours of research went into it before it was turned over to The Waxahachie Daily Light, CBS 11, NBC 5, WFAA 8 and CW33 on 10-19-11. (FOX 4 never called back, go figure.)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AsbyHEJrl-YZdHIxamg5YWpoWHpwUjZnOTA5dkZScmc&hl=en_US#gid=2
Magablend is now moving their operations to rural Ellis county where they face no zoning. Their plant will now be amidst the dairy farms which produce a large part of our nations mild supply. Help......
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