About Rosenberg

Process engineering, made in England

For decades we’ve designed and built the internals that make columns, reactors and separators work — combining deep process know-how with our own manufacturing, under one roof.

who we are

A process house that also holds the welding torch

Rosenberg Process is a designer and manufacturer of reactor, mass transfer and separation equipment. Most of what we make lives inside a vessel — trays, valves, packing, coalescers, mist eliminators, distributors and reactor internals — the hardware that determines whether a process unit meets spec.

What sets us apart is that we do both halves of the job. Our engineers model the hydraulics and specify the internals; our own shops then manufacture and test them in England. That short loop between design and fabrication is why we can reverse-engineer a drop-in part from a sample, revamp an ageing column inside its existing shell, or build to a bespoke duty — quickly, and without depending on anyone else’s factory.

We work with process engineers, plant and operations teams, EPC firms and researchers, anywhere separation, reaction or mass transfer needs to be made better.

At a glance

Founded in 2017 in Cheshire, England — specialists in mass transfer and separation technology, manufacturing in-house, matching any OEM, for new build, revamp and replacement alike.

Knoweldge base

Sharing knowledge, no black box technology

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Tray fouling in Sour Water Strippers and Distillation Towers

This animation shows how tray fouling develops, how deposits build up, and how severe fouling can lead to reduced separation efficiency, increased pressure drop, capacity loss, and operational problems.

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Sour Water Stripper Explainer Video

In this animation, we take a closer look inside a Sour Water Stripper (SWS) and explain how it removes contaminants such as hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and ammonia (NH₃) from refinery sour water.

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Gasumax Axial Flow Cyclone Mist Eliminator Explainer Video

The GasuMax can achieve up to 99% separation efficiency for droplets 5 microns and larger, making it an effective solution for demanding gas and vapor separation applications.

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