Self-Cleaning Surface Manufacturer Growing Fast

NanoTouch Materials, a provider of self-cleaning surfaces that transform dirty, high-traffic touchpoints into continuously self-cleaning surfaces, is undertaking continued expansion that will triple its production space to accommodate greater production capacity and additional employees.

NanoTouch Materials, founded in 2012, moved into its current headquarters in the fall of 2018. As demand for its line of products has grown over the past year, NanoTouch began its expansion in 2020 and is expecting a June 1 completion.

With this expansion, the firm plans to duplicate its existing set of advanced manufacturing equipment that automates the fabrication process and dramatically expand shipping operations. The new space also paves the way for adding production employees and expanding the executive management team.

“We’re excited about increasing the reach of our non-toxic, environmentally friendly and continuously self-cleaning surfaces,” said Dennis Hackemeyer, co-founder of NanoTouch Materials. “Facility owners and managers are under tremendous pressure to create cleaner spaces and instill confidence. It’s our priority to support their mission.”

NanoSeptic self-cleaning surfaces are used in medical, hospitality, healthcare, corporate, sports, education, commercial cleaning and facility management across the globe. The non-toxic surfaces transform dirty, high-traffic touchpoints into continuously self-cleaning surfaces by using nanocrystal technology that creates an oxidation when exposed to any visible light.

“This expansion allows us to fully support our exponential business growth to provide the same excellent products and service for new customers as we do for existing ones, like the top commercial real estate service providers, nearly 30 leading pharmaceutical companies and all the major hotel chains, cruise lines and professional sports leagues," Hackemeyer said.