Facility detail

ARCLIN SURFACES LLC

15859 DYNO DR, HAYWARD, WI, 54843

Parent company: ARCLIN LLC

Carcinogen — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Methanol Phenol Formaldehyde Triethylamine Ethylene glycol Total (lbs)
2024 167,285 17,789 7,696 — — 192,771
2023 203,879 19,353 9,828 — — 233,059
2022 124,066 12,761 7,093 — — 143,920
2021 106,332 12,669 6,400 — — 125,401
2020 90,879 10,509 5,403 — — 106,791
2019 149,277 16,884 8,759 — — 174,920
2018 193,848 21,058 10,716 — — 225,622
2017 135,719 14,718 7,409 — — 157,846
2016 215,526 25,958 11,601 — — 253,085
2015 197,465 23,684 10,418 483 — 232,050
2014 198,339 20,524 8,460 874 — 228,197
2013 177,366 18,194 7,453 886 — 203,899
2012 226,585 23,456 10,025 1,177 — 261,243
2011 191,889 21,550 11,223 1,036 — 225,698
2010 161,289 19,090 9,834 916 — 191,129
2009 122,822 15,171 8,287 724 — 147,004
2008 141,545 18,017 9,790 805 — 170,157
2007 132,902 16,503 8,693 783 — 158,881
2006 154,489 16,543 8,795 734 — 180,561
2005 156,255 14,590 7,587 545 — 178,977
2004 145,122 14,618 7,683 — — 167,423
2003 113,487 8,330 4,802 — — 126,619
2002 67,492 14,511 4,564 — — 86,567
2001 7,289 1,160 458 — — 8,907
2000 9,425 1,686 883 — 45 12,039
1999 6,413 1,292 654 — 20 8,379
1998 5,780 1,069 578 — — 7,427
1997 3,279 392 358 — — 4,029
1996 4,345 614 490 — — 5,449
1995 998 553 189 — — 1,740
1994 4,170 615 247 — 250 5,282
1993 45,114 2,210 1,534 — 327 49,185
1992 46,078 4,959 2,732 — — 53,769
1991 39,981 731 1,487 — — 42,199
1990 25,892 1,028 14,185 — — 41,105
1989 99,593 11,522 3,819 — — 114,934
1988 86,590 10,672 — — — 97,262

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.