Harmony-based US Liner Company was sold earlier this month to TRANSTEX, an Indianapolis-based company specializing in emission-reducing aerodynamic solutions in the transportation sector.

The acquisition expands TRANSTEX's manufacturing capacity in North America, according to a news release. It also secures a source of high-quality composite materials essential to the company's line of products for trucks and trailers.

US Liner, 300 Ziegler St., makes fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composites widely used as protective or structural components with transportation and agricultural applications.

“TRANSTEX's investment marks a transformative phase for our customers, aligning us with a leader in innovative manufacturing and best practices,” shared Michael Mantia, vice president of engineering and quality control at US Liner. “We trust their leadership's commitment to enhancing quality, ensuring consistent delivery of service, and supporting our market expansion.”

US Liner will host a ribbon-cutting at its Harmony headquarters at 2 p.m. on Aug. 12.