Founded in 1980 in Harwinton, Connecticut, USA, Dymax has grown into one of the world’s leading manufacturers of light‑curing adhesives and curing technologies. Dymax Europe has been based in Wiesbaden since 2011 and has expanded rapidly: what began as a sales office has evolved into an integrated hub for sales, research, application engineering, logistics, and production. With its expanded infrastructure, Dymax Europe further strengthens its position as a key leader within the global Dymax network.

The expansion provides a solid foundation for continued growth and significantly enhances the site’s overall performance. The new production areas support higher manufacturing volumes and more efficient processes, while the enlarged storage and logistics capacities enable Dymax to meet increasing demand across Europe and the wider EMEA region. These improvements also help reduce supply chain risks and costs, allowing the company to serve customers in core industries—including consumer and automotive electronics, medical technology, aerospace and defense, and energy—even more effectively, while further strengthening its competitive position in Europe.

Hosting the event, which was attended by Dymax’s global leadership team, Bernhard Suerth, Managing Director of Dymax Europe, said, “The expansion of our Wiesbaden site is a logical step in supporting our dynamic growth in the EMEA region. With significantly expanded production and logistics capabilities, we can operate more efficiently, reduce supply‑chain risks, and be even closer to our customers, further strengthening our position within the global Dymax network.

In his remarks, Lord Mayor Gert-Uwe Mende added, “The expansion of the Dymax Europe facility is a strong signal for Wiesbaden as a business location. We are proud that an innovative global company like Dymax continues to invest in our city, creating high‑value jobs in manufacturing and strengthening our regional economy. This development underscores Wiesbaden’s appeal as a hub for advanced manufacturing and technology.”