Our Story
3V Sigma is a world leading producer of advanced specialty chemicals that range from synthetic polymers to organic chemistry molecules.
Through a deep knowledge of chemistry, chemical processes and final market applications we develop and produce chemicals that deliver the high performances customers need.
Continuous Innovation, sustained Quality and outstanding Customer Support have been the key ingredients of our success for the last 60 years.
Why Join Our Team
3V Sigma is a leading global producer of specialty chemicals with approximately 500 employees and 4 manufacturing facilities located in United States (Georgetown, SC) and in northern Italy (Mozzo, Grassobbio, Porto Marghera).
Our modern and fully equipped R&D department includes Synthesis and Technology facilities, Application testing centers and Analytical and Quality Control laboratories.
Team work is our way of approaching tasks: our chemists, process engineers, mechanical engineers, operation personnel and managers are continuously in collaboration. In this way, we have been able to create a solid and multidisciplinary technical culture which enables us to provide our customers with innovative technical solutions and with high quality, and price competitive products.
Our proprietary technologies and chemistries, customer support, consistent quality and continuous focus on innovation are what differentiates us from our competitors.
Part of 3V Group
3v Group is a multinational corporation with over 600 employees, R&D capabilities, a manufacturing presence in USA and Europe and sales in all continents.
The Group has almost sixty years of experience in specialty chemical design, synthesis and production, advanced chemical engineering, manufacturing of process systems and equipment, environmental treatments and waste management solutions.
The Group operates through its 3 branches: 3V Sigma, 3V Tech and 3v Green Eagle.
3V story begins with the establishment of a company named Sigma. The company built a small plant in Mozzo, Italy and in 1958 produced the first batch of surfactants to serve the textile industry.
