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Multichem Group is an Australian industrial manufacturing company specialising in the design and production of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) machinery, chemical blending systems, and onsite containerised production modules for sectors including road transport, agriculture, power generation, and marine shipping. The company focuses on enabling operators to produce their own consumable products onsite, delivering significant cost reductions and operational efficiencies across these industries.

Multichem Group’s capabilities are built on a collective 40‑plus years of industry experience, with expertise spanning urea importing, chemical concentrates, and turnkey modular plant design. Its product portfolio includes DEF dispensing systems, storage tanks, pumping solutions, and integrated chemical blending equipment, supporting both small‑scale and large‑scale industrial operations.

The company is recognised for its specialised knowledge in DEF production and chemical handling, offering containerised systems engineered for rapid deployment, compliance, and ease of operation. These systems are used widely across transport depots, agricultural operations, and industrial facilities seeking to internalise DEF and chemical manufacturing processes.