2025

• Acquired Colors for Plastics, Inc.

2024

• Became first materials supplier in Purdue University's CAMS Consortium.
• Acquired OptiColor, Inc.

2023

• Dalton, GA site certified Zero Waste to Landfill.
• Acquired Advanced Color Technologies LLC.

2022

• Achieved ISO 13485 Certification in Batavia, IL.

2021

• Partnered with Cupron and Nanoxplore.
• Named “Best Places to Work” by Plastics News for the sixth time since 2014.

2020

• SK Capital acquired majority stake in Techmer PM.

2018

• Opened new facility in Queretaro, Mexico.
• Partnered with Plastix Global.

2017

• Integrated Techmer ES subsidiary into parent company Techmer PM, LLC.
• Received the R&D 100 Award for Additive Printing – Reinforced Carbon Fiber Material.

2016

• Launched the SHYFT Design + Innovation community to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.

2015

• President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden visited the Techmer PM plant in Clinton to announce a manufacturing innovation hub.

2014

• Sponsored the first annual Bill Moggridge Awards, recognizing innovative materials design.
• Named “Best Places to Work” by Plastics News.

2013

• Opened a new facility in Batavia, IL.
• Established Techmer Engineered Solutions (TES) subsidiary.
• Introduced Techflow to reduce flow lines in blow molding applications.
• Acquired TP Composites, adding an engineering compounding facility in Aston, Pennsylvania.

2011

• Established engineering plastics compounding capabilities at the Rancho Dominguez plant.
• Achieved ISO/TS16949 automotive quality management certification.

2010

• Acquired Techsurf® (formerly Irgasurf) from BASF.
• Established the analytical testing laboratory Polytest in Clinton, Tennessee.

2009

• Achieved A2LA accreditation.

2008

• Merged Gainesville and Dalton plants into Dalton, Georgia.
• Acquired Accel Color, adding two manufacturing plants in Illinois and Ohio.

2006

• Hosted the first international edition of the Fibertech conference.

2004

• Acquired a range of specialty compounds from DSM Engineering Plastics USA.
• Opened the first engineering plastics compounding unit in Clinton, Tennessee.

2003

• Partnered with Far East Plastics to launch a Chinese presence.

2002

• Opened the Fiber Service Center in Dalton, Georgia.

2001

• Hosted the first Fibertech materials design industry conference.

1999

• Acquired Boom Color, adding the first Midwest manufacturing plant in Wichita, Kansas.

1998

• Opened the third manufacturing plant in Gainesville, Georgia.

1995

• Achieved ISO 9001 quality management certification.

1988

• Opened the first Eastern region manufacturing plant in Clinton, Tennessee.

1987

• Partnered with Mitsui Plastics and Tokyo Printing Inc.

1985

• Opened the first manufacturing plant in Rancho Dominguez, California.

1981

• Founded by John Manuck and opened the first manufacturing line at Rehrig Pacific Company in Los Angeles, California.