25.05.2022 • News

Dr. Paul Lohmann partners with AloxX and the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg

Dr. Paul Lohmann announces the cooperation with AloxX and the Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg (OVGU) in the field of innovative corrosion protection additives under the brand Lohtragon CP.

The three parties intend to sign an exclusive licensing agreement covering novel corrosion protection additives. Based on the invention of the Swiss company AloxX and the OVGU, Dr. Paul Lohmann will exclusively be in charge of production, product optimization as well as global sales and marketing of this additive range. The technology has the potential to replace most corrosion additive packages currently in use in aqueous systems. The industry is put under immense pressure towards the R&D of environmentally sustainable solutions. Lohtragon CP is categorized as a GRAS (generally recognized as safe) chemical and demonstrates an important step towards reinventing the corrosion industry.

A full range of Lohtragon CP products will be developed during an initial pilot phase to make sure to meet all the requirements of the customers.

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