Ellsworth Corporation Acquires TapeCase Ltd.
Ellsworth Corporation, a global distributor of specialty chemicals and equipment, recently announced their acquisition of TapeCase Ltd., a distributor of adhesive tape products.
Global distributor of specialty chemicals and equipment, Ellsworth Corporation, announced their recent acquisition of TapeCase Ltd (1). A 3M preferred converter, TapeCase designs, converts, manufactures, and distributes highly-engineered adhesive tape products (2). In a June press release, Ellsworth Corporation stated (1), “TapeCase’s converting services and tape offerings will complement the Ellsworth Corporation portfolio of products and services, which includes B2B distribution of adhesives and specialty chemicals, dispensing equipment, custom formulation, and repackaging.”
“TapeCase’s culture aligns with Ellsworth Corporation, being a family-owned company,” said Roger Lee, President of Global Ellsworth Adhesives (1). “We are excited to provide this value-added service to our customers, and it is a testament to our customer-first mentality. We continue to add services which will assist our customers to work with us end-to-end, from specification to delivery.”
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