Westlake Epoxy Appoints Nagase as U.S. Distributor of Resins, Curatives and Modifiers
Nagase America (NAM), a leader in specialty chemicals, has been named Westlake Epoxy’s distributor for ten states in the Midwestern United States.
Nagase America is now further positioned to support Westlake Epoxy’s epoxy systems (EPON resins, EPI-REZ waterborne resins, EPIKURE curing agents, and HELOXY modifiers and diluents) for the coatings, adhesives, construction, electronics, fiber/textiles and composites industries.
"Our team is very excited about our partnership with Westlake Epoxy," said Al Bernhardt, Vice President of Chemicals at NAM. "Westlake Epoxy is uniquely positioned to deliver high-quality, comprehensive epoxy solutions that address both new and existing challenges in the industry." Bernhardt concluded, "Our two companies share a common mission to serve customers with technical solutions, and we look forward to what we can accomplish together."
"It is great to join forces with Nagase America to expand our reach in the Midwest epoxy market," said Adam Houseman, Distribution Manager for Westlake Epoxy." "Nagase allows Westlake Epoxy to reach a wider range of customers who appreciate Nagase's technical sellers and global reach. Their commitment to delivering solutions will help our customers grow their businesses," Houseman concluded.
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2026-06-29
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