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American Biltrite Inc.

Customer success.  Long-term commitments.   Attention to detail.
Since 1908 that's been the American Biltrite way. Today we are a global supplier of pressure sensitive tapes, protective films, commercial flooring, performance sheet rubber, and fashion jewelry.

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Tape Products Division

American Biltrite specializes in the design, manufacture, and worldwide distribution of pressure sensitive tapes for the Graphics, Surface Protection, Construction/HVAC, Automotive, Industrial, and Shoe industries.

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AB Flooring & Sheet Rubber

American Biltrite (Canada) Ltd. manufactures and distributes commercial flooring and performance sheet rubber throughout America. Commercial flooring brands include Amtico® (Canada), Colors Plus® and Estrie®.

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K&M Fashion Jewelry

K&M Associates is a leading costume jewelry and fashion accessories supplier.  America’s most popular brands trust K&M to make the perfect product for their image and their customer!

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American Biltrite Brands

American Biltrite brands signify quality and performance. We have over 100 years experience developing products that exceed even the most demanding customer requirements...

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American Biltrite Inc.


Global Facilities Map

American Biltrite Inc. has three primary operating divisions; the Tape Products Division (pressure sensitive adhesive tapes and protective films), American Biltrite Canada Ltd. (commercial flooring and performance sheet rubber), and K&M Associates L.P. (jewelry and fashion accessories). With over 100 years of product design and manufacturing excellence, American Biltrite products are recognized internationally for quality, value, and performance.

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Press Release: January 6, 2012

On January 6, 2012, American Biltrite submitted a notice to the NYSE Amex of its intention to voluntarily withdraw its common stock from listing on the NYSE Amex and to voluntarily terminate the registration of its common stock under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

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