S.F. SULFUR
S.F. Sulfur Corporation has produced processed sulfur on a thirteen acre site at Freeport, Texas since 1916. Over one million tons have shipped from the plant, which includes more than 40,000 square feet of warehousing.
WHO THEY ARE
S.F. SULFUR CORPORATIONBUILT TO WITHSTAND ANYTHING.
The S.F. Sulfur plant, formerly Stauffer Chemical Company, was built by Hans Stauffer, who lost his first plant in San Francisco to an earthquake in the late 1800s. The Freeport site was designed to withstand such a disaster, and it has been producing processed sulfur since 1916.
Georgia Gulf Sulfur acquired the plant in 1993 from Rhone-Poulenc and gave it its present name. Over one million tons of processed sulfur have been produced on its thirteen-acre site, which includes over 40,000 square feet of warehousing. S.F. Sulfur serves the rubber, industrial, and agricultural markets and holds many of the family's flagship trademarks, including Tire®, Triangle®, and Arrow Roll®.
TECHNICAL PRODUCT DATA
% THROUGH US SCREENSRepresentative grades. Every lot ships with a certificate of analysis against the published spec.
MARKETS & CONTACT
WHERE THEY WORK · WHO TO CALLFreeport sits on the Texas Gulf Coast an hour south of Houston. The plant serves rubber and industrial customers nationwide and holds the family's deepest warehouse inventory.
ONE SALES TEAM, ONE SPEC DISCIPLINE, ONE CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS PER LOT.