Searles Valley Minerals - Trona, California

Searles Valley Minerals: Un destino único en el corazón de California

Situado en Trona, CA 93562, Searles Valley Minerals es una empresa líder en la industria de las minas químicas con una dirección que fácilmente se puede encontrar en teléfono 603724311 y una presencia en línea en svminerals.com. La empresa se especializa en la producción de plantas químicas y exportación, demostrando su versatilidad y compromiso con la innovación.

Características y especialidades

Chemical plant: Searles Valley Minerals posee una planta química que permite la extracción de minerales y elementos de la salina de un despiojo seco, demostrando su ingenio y cuidado ambiental.

Exportador: La empresa es una fuente confiable de productos químicos, destinados a satisfacer las necesidades de una amplia gama de industrias.

Fabricante: Con una larga historia de producción, Searles Valley Minerals ha demostrado su capacidad para cumplir con las demandas de sus clientes.

El área rodeante tiene un aspecto extraterrestre, lo que la convierte en un destino único para aquellos interesados en la geología y la naturaleza.

La industria del boro en el área ha estado presente durante un siglo, y la empresa se ha mantenido vanguardista a lo largo de su historia.

Los visitantes pueden aprender sobre la importancia del boro en muchos productos que utilizamos cotidianamente, pero no sabemos que conocemos.

Opciones de interés relacionadas

* Borax: El mineral es fundamental en muchos productos y es evidente en la historia y el impacto de la empresa.

Opiniones y valoraciones

Con 27 opiniones en Google My Business, la empresa ha demostrado ser una fuente confiable para los clientes y visitantes. 4/5 de las opiniones son extremadamente positivas, destacando la importancia de la experiencia educativa y la experiencia única del lugar.

Si estás interesado en descubrir más sobre Searles Valley Minerals y sus productos, te recomendamos visitar su sitio web oficial en svminerals.com para obtener más información y planificar tu visita. No dudes en contactarlos a través de su teléfono o dirección para obtener más detalles

Visita Searles Valley Minerals y descubre la fascinante historia y la importancia del boro en nuestra sociedad. Esperamos verte pronto

👍 Reviews of Searles Valley Minerals

Ton T.

4/5

The largest employer in the area, the borax industry has been here since the minerals were found in abundance here a century ago. Borax has found its way in countless products we use directly and indirectly every day but most are unfamiliar with it. It’s quite an educational experience. The whole area has an other-worldly look to it.

Pamela B.

5/5

Amazing industry retrieving minerals and elements from brine from a dry lakebed! Incredible ingenuity and care for the environment too!

Ricci G.

4/5

Quick in and out for a pick up. Appointment at 10a arrived at 8:45 was out and rolling 9:50. The longest part of the process was the guard gate. Driver and co or spouse must sign in and sign covid papers you’ll get a safety card good for a year. Long pants, closed toed shoes, safety goggles and hard hat required. When coming in of Trono rd turn onto center to go straight to the guard gate. Once checked in you’ll weigh then call the guard gate the turn left to either lower or upper warehouse.

Denise ?. E.

1/5

It was a amazing.place.to come.and load but I think there is a new safety department weirdo. . now you can't even strap the load on site. So you need to drive with all the big bags unsecured off the site and no help with putting with the vorklift the tarps on top of the load after checked out and they don't help you with nothing any more.. how about the drivers safety They don't care I think seems.

Ąndrea

1/5

Old man in white or silver Toyota truck leaving employee parking flipped me off because another semi leaving your location was stopped in road and had road blocked so this is man went left of center and came head on with me then flipped me off and screamed. HELLO 1st you should have waited as you pulled out into traffic, 2nd you came into my lane, 3rd we saw you aim for my husband as he was walking to check in to YOUR Employer to ship the product that feeds your family! You Sir have major anger issues and should NOT be driving! Then to top it off the young man working security at the check in was completely ignorant and that lil job has gone to his head. Absolutely RUDE! Never have we in all these years delt with costumers as rude as the employees here. I will never haul for them again!

Don K.

5/5

@Iris Mueck, the lake is not polluted, God made the mineral deposit there and he made it for our benefit. The town is run down and wages are low because people like you don't want to pay more for their product than they need to. The owners are not greedy, these are just the facts. Greedy socialists would force the owners to spend their hard earned money fixing up a town they cannot afford to fix. Then the owners would go broke and everyone would be out of a job. Spend some time reading about what is happening right now in Venezuela. Why don't you go there with a can of paint and offer to help clean the place up?

Giovanni

1/5

Looks like it's the only thing keeping the whole town going, but not by much. The whole area looks run down and broken, a terrible quality of life. I hope the workers who live around this refinery find joy in the nearby national parks at least.

Frederick G.

5/5

Best place to get crack rock along with other minerals. The Hills have eyes was filmed here too. True story 😎