Facility detail

MCWANE DUCTILE-UTAH

2550 S INDUSTRIAL PKWY, PROVO, UT, 84606

Parent company: MCWANE INC

Carcinogen PBT — 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 Manganese Zinc compounds Manganese compounds Barium Lead Total (lbs)
2024 — 28,104 70,295 — — 100,672
2023 — 51,934 126,752 — — 182,821
2022 — 71,906 171,370 — — 248,989
2021 — 78,037 118,692 — — 202,815
2020 — 35,417 — — — 154,437
2019 — 81,870 — — — 164,864
2018 — 32,001 140,220 — — 174,835
2017 — 33,593 130,170 — — 166,451
2016 — 37,799 114,388 — — 155,174
2015 — 22,893 74,901 — — 99,639
2014 — 36,178 169,146 — — 208,156
2013 — 32,063 139,108 — — 173,670
2012 — 20,303 130,096 — — 152,047
2011 — 200,407 220,028 — — 448,771
2010 — 410,351 240,128 — — 714,516
2009 — 300,242 150,080 — — 477,350
2008 — 505,845 245,671 — — 818,609
2007 384,270 776,770 — 28,800 47,082 1,255,323
2006 436,273 776,822 — 32,100 49,285 1,332,625
2005 440,030 770,852 — 32,010 71,040 1,349,488
2004 410,010 — — 31,010 71,008 540,384
2003 310,005 — — 22,010 52,008 402,979
2002 799,193 — — 123,268 234,036 1,173,208
2001 819,421 — — 119,549 236,241 1,198,219
2000 93,368 — — 141,180 — 259,142
1999 54,000 — — 112,576 — 201,447
1998 18,627 — — 121,072 — 172,624
1997 226,006 — — 137,000 — 392,122
1996 147,005 — — 91,000 — 264,108
1995 120,005 — — 96,000 — 243,551
1994 9,207 — — 84,992 — 105,353
1993 7,654 — — 98,134 — 114,987
1992 9,349 — — 78,990 — 99,053
1991 8,294 — — 86,000 — 104,239
1990 74,257 — — 58,869 — 161,152
1989 82,740 — — 50,075 — 189,569
1988 — — — — — 28,459
1987 — — — 63,728 — 65,741

▎ 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.