SYNTHETIC RESIN PRODUCTION

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82-00457R000800530005-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 13, 2011
• Sequence Number: 5
• Publication Date: August 27, 1947
• Content Type: IR

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INTELLIGENCE REPORT
0O NT `~' Ge?mar-7 (Feasa3 Zone
nthetic Resin Production
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DIST. August 1947 50X1-HUM
"UPPLEMENT
f L l Blz~r?er Chemische and Metallschlauchfabrik,
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.16 Zwic .~;,a, heichenbachers :rasse 51-59, is part of the Industrial Admir. 3tration
57, (,,emical Industry. It cones under the Ministry of Lconomies an1 Economic ~,,4
Plant -._ng in Dresden. The I,Iinis-iaxry receives directives from SI:A Drc ~, .en, which
in ti r?n receives directives fror:a SMA K.arlshorst.
2, This firm is the fulc_.oum of the synthetic resin productic scheme
for ,he lacquer industry. This resin is produced on the basis of % ,getable
oils,, glycerine, phthaiic acid,nnd phenolformaldehyde condensation. By-
prouncts of this pr+ocessirzg are chemical aids for the textile industry,._such
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The production capac . of the fI.- is as follows
pia '?GiJ L, JLA.J j.! u ~ as eats _ _ _ - --- y-- -- s
b, 100 tons. of chem.:al aids for the textile industry p, quarter,
co Small amounts o ; )aetal hose at the moment because of the lack
s o The production ordered by SII1:A Karishors t is 400 tons of ,y .;the tle
rest .nd 100 tons of textile aids per quarter. This is the same v? actual
prod ;tiorl which is maintained =)y working three shifts.
5. Lt. Colonel l'ilecki, o:t` the Chemicals Section of SI~iA Karl horst, is
resp isible for the whole of the lacquer industry and the fulfillment, of the
reps.+&tions program. Ile also divides up the orders among the respc c. Jive
firm. ? Ninety percent of their production goes to reparations. A r 'oxirnately .
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