Dexine Leyland Rubber Technology has acquired Elastomer Engineering in a seven-figure deal as part of its expansion programme.
The purchase sees the Leyland rubber manufacture obtain significant intellectual property, along with a wide range of specialist equipment.
Established in 1966, Lymme-based Elastomer makes high specification rubber mouldings in all commercially available rubbers and cast polyurethanes. The business specialises in rubber-to-metal bonding and the processing of advanced materials, which it supplies to industries including defence and oil & gas. Elastomer has a turnover of £1.5m and employs 18.
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