Chemence Acquires Electronics Adhesives Business From Supreme Resources

Chemence Acquires Electronics Adhesives Business From Supreme Resources

Over the next 12 months, Chemence intends to integrate this newly acquired electronics adhesive portfolio into its own Krylex product line in order to provide a seamless transition experience for existing customers.

Chemence Inc., a manufacturer of specialized adhesives, sealants and resins, has purchased the electronics adhesive business and technology of Georgia-based manufacturer Supreme Recourses Inc. Since 1988, Supreme Resources has developed chemical solutions for a wide range of industries, including electronics and automotive manufacturing. The acquisition of Supreme Resource’s electronics adhesives portfolio by Chemence includes adhesive technology that is used in consumer electronics, including mobile devices and computers, and industrial electronics, such as transformers, transistors, circuit boards and automobile touchscreens.

“Supreme Resources’ electronics adhesives business complements our existing adhesives technology portfolio outstandingly as we already produce a variety of adhesives and sealants for automotive and machine manufacturing,” said James Cooke, CEO of Chemence. “Their products add to Chemence’s growing technology portfolio and provide us substantial opportunities to expand our presence in these and other markets immediately. The addition of polyurethane hot melt technologies, structural adhesives and thermal management solutions significantly strengthens Chemence’s already robust portfolio of cyanoacrylates, machinery adhesives, silicones and light curable adhesives.”

Over the next 12 months, Chemence intends to integrate this newly acquired electronics adhesive portfolio into its own Krylex product line in order to provide a seamless transition experience for existing customers. This acquisition follows Chemence’s rebranding and launch of Krylex, a product line focusing on the industrial adhesives market space, and the recent opening of its Shanghai office, further growing Chemence’s presence in the Asian electronics assembly market.

“Having the opportunity to enter a complementary target market with leading technology is ideal,” said Cooke. “The acquisition of Supreme Resources’ electronics adhesives business allows Chemence to build upon our promise to provide unique products and solutions to our customers.”

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