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ISC – A DMP Corp Company – Serving the Rail Industry Since 1984

Industrial Specialty Chemicals, Inc. merged with DMP Corporation to support the rail industry with all their wastewater needs. ISC continues to develop cost-effective chemicals and value-added services to solve some of the most common rail industry issues. Since 1984, ISC has been the go-to provider for the rail industry. Our chemicals, made in our Chicago-area…

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August 30, 2018, 10:05 PM UTC

ISC – A DMP Corp Company – Serving the Rail Industry Since 1984

Since 1984, ISC has been the go-to provider for the rail industry. Our chemicals, made in our Chicago-area facility, are ISO 9001 certified. Our popular ISC 7537 product family are also EMD & GE Transporation compliant.

Visit https://www.iscrail.com and https://www.dmpcorp.com to learn more.

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