DiversiTech Corp., North America's leading manufacturer and supplier of components and related products for HVAC/R, announced on June 4, 2026 that it has acquired Polymer Adhesives, a Mineral Wells, Texas-based manufacturer of water-based and solvent-based sealants and adhesives with more than 30 years of experience providing duct and acoustic sealants to the HVAC/R industry.

The acquisition formally adds Sealants & Adhesives alongside DiversiTech's existing Chemicals line to create a unified Consumables product family — language that signals a deliberate product-category strategy rather than an opportunistic bolt-on. DiversiTech is positioning itself for a cohesive, scaled presence in the high-frequency, repeat-purchase consumables categories that contractors rely on daily, distinct from the equipment pads and structural HVAC components the company has historically been best known for.

Why a Sealants Manufacturer Fits DiversiTech's Broader Strategy

DiversiTech's growth strategy has long combined internal product development with a steady cadence of acquisitions, having previously added recognized brand names including Fresh-Aire UV, hilmor, Packard, and Quick-Sling to its portfolio. The Polymer Adhesives deal extends that pattern into a product category — duct and acoustic sealants — that sees genuinely high transaction frequency at the distributor and contractor level, the kind of recurring, repeat-purchase revenue that makes a consumables category strategically attractive independent of any single product's margin profile.

DiversiTech's continued backing by Partners Group, the Swiss private equity firm that acquired the company in a deal valuing it at an enterprise value of $2.2 billion, provides the underlying acquisition capital that has made this kind of steady bolt-on strategy possible. Partners Group has been explicit that expanding through M&A is one of its key value-creation priorities for DiversiTech going forward.DiversiTech Adds Sealants and Adhesives to Its Consumables Line With the Polymer Adhesives Acquisition

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DiversiTech Corp., North America's leading manufacturer and supplier of components and related products for HVAC/R, announced on June 4, 2026 that it has acquired Polymer Adhesives, a Mineral Wells, Texas-based manufacturer of water-based and solvent-based sealants and adhesives with more than 30 years of experience providing duct and acoustic sealants to the HVAC/R industry.

The acquisition formally adds Sealants & Adhesives alongside DiversiTech's existing Chemicals line to create a unified Consumables product family — language that signals a deliberate product-category strategy rather than an opportunistic bolt-on. DiversiTech is positioning itself for a cohesive, scaled presence in the high-frequency, repeat-purchase consumables categories that contractors rely on daily, distinct from the equipment pads and structural HVAC components the company has historically been best known for.

Why a Sealants Manufacturer Fits DiversiTech's Broader Strategy

DiversiTech's growth strategy has long combined internal product development with a steady cadence of acquisitions, having previously added recognized brand names including Fresh-Aire UV, hilmor, Packard, and Quick-Sling to its portfolio. The Polymer Adhesives deal extends that pattern into a product category — duct and acoustic sealants — that sees genuinely high transaction frequency at the distributor and contractor level, the kind of recurring, repeat-purchase revenue that makes a consumables category strategically attractive independent of any single product's margin profile.

DiversiTech's continued backing by Partners Group, the Swiss private equity firm that acquired the company in a deal valuing it at an enterprise value of $2.2 billion, provides the underlying acquisition capital that has made this kind of steady bolt-on strategy possible. Partners Group has been explicit that expanding through M&A is one of its key value-creation priorities for DiversiTech going forward.