Epolin Expands NIR Dyes and Compounds Business Through Acquisition
Chroma Color’s Epolin division has acquired NIR and laser-absorbing dyes manufacturer Adam Gates & Co.
Manufacturer of near-infrared (NIR) absorbing dyes and thermoplastic compounds Epolin, a division of Chroma Color Corp., has acquired Adam Gates & Company LLC, Hillsborough, N.J., a manufacturer of NIR and laser absorbing dyes that reportedly provide optimal absorbance and transmission properties.
Thirty-year old Epolin is a recognized leader in the development of light management solutions across the UV, visible and infrared spectra. Epolin delivers dyes, dye blends and compounded polymeric materials to customers in more than 40 countries for applications ranging from laser, welding, and sporting eyewear to security inks, digital displays & filters, augmented reality, autonomous driving and night vision products.
Said president of Epolin Michael Crosby, “Customers of Adam Gates will benefit from an expanded product portfolio, additional supply forms, and Epolin’s technical expertise. The acquisition supports Epolin’s global growth in evolving applications while diversifying our synthesis capabilities”.
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