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Americhem Acquires Noble Biomaterials

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Americhem Acquires Noble Biomaterials

Global polymer manufacturer Americhem has expanded its portfolio by acquiring antimicrobial and conductivity specialist Noble Biomaterials.

Noble Biomaterials produces proprietary materials technology for the apparel and textiles, health care, aerospace and defense industries, and boasts registered FDA medical device and EPA-registered antimicrobial finishes as part of its assortment. Its Ionic+ silver-based fabric finish offers antimicrobial benefits for textiles and apparel, while its Circuitex platform provides lightweight, flexible conductive, reflective materials for the military.

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The Pennsylvania-based company adds not only new technologies to Americhem’s offerings, but also additional United States production capability.

“This is an exciting step forward for Americhem as we continue to invest in high-growth, high-demand markets,” said John Richard, CEO of Americhem. “Noble Biomaterials brings exceptional capabilities in antimicrobial solutions, strong commercial relationships and a reputation for quality that aligns with our values. We will be better positioned to deliver specialized solutions at a global scale as we make strategic investments to grow in healthcare and aerospace and defense. We are excited about what we can achieve with Noble Biomaterials for our customers around the world.”

Ohio-based Americhem specializes in polymers used for stain- and water-repellence in textiles. Earlier this year, the company introduced its new nDryve technology, a PFAS-free solution for liquid repellence. The coating allows fibers to repel liquids—even alcohol—without surface treatments by adding during melt processing. The technology is intended for everything from medical materials to textiles such as apparel and carpets.


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