Duromar is now a subsidiary of Blome International Polymers
Blome International Polymers, a leader in industrial coatings and lining solutions, announces the acquisition of Duromar, a well-known repair and maintenance coatings manufacturer.
This strategic move will significantly enhance Blome International Polymers’ capabilities and market presence in the heavy industrial market. Blome International Polymers now consists of Blome International, RCC Corrosion Control (joining in 2022) and Duromar.
Andy Bernard, President of Blome International Polymers, said: “We are delighted to have Duromar as our new strategic division. This acquisition is an important milestone in our commitment to enhance our surface protection products and expand our capabilities in the coatings and linings industry to meet our customers’ needs.”
Duromar President Daniel Toft added: “Our combined strengths will enable us to accelerate innovation and deliver enhanced value to our customers. We look forward to a seamless transition and are excited about the opportunities this acquisition will bring.”
2026-07-26
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