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SENIOR FLEXONICS SA (Pty) Ltd.

Automobile Parts

Thornton, South Africa

Thin gauge (0.15-0.5mm) stainless steel flexible tubular components & assemblies: flexible exhaust decouplers, turbo dampers, crossover tubes, thermal compensators and exhaust gas recirculation tubes.

Senior Flexonics South Africa, a subsidiary of Senior plc was established in Cape Town in 1997. Senior plc specialises in high-technology components and systems for original equipment producers in the aerospace, defence, land vehicle and energy markets.

Senior Flexonics SA designs, manufactures and supplies our global customers with thin-gauge flexible stainless steel components and assemblies.

Land Vehicle Products

Senior Flexonics SA specialises in the manufacture of thin-walled (0.15mm to 0.5mm) tubular stainless steel components and assemblies including; bellows, flexible couplings, hoses, exhaust connectors, turbo dampers, thermal compensators and exhaust gas recirculation tubes.
 
These flexible metal components and assemblies have a range of applications, particularly in the automotive sector (for improved emission control, motion compensation, noise isolation and efficiencies in land vehicles). Other potential applications for Flexonics product include the industrial and aerospace markets and the renewable energy sector.
 
Senior Flexonics offers comprehensive design support to its customers and prides itself on its ability to innovate when it comes to design-improvement and increased cost-effectiveness of specific components.

Industrial Products

Senior Flexonics has 13 world-class manufacturing plants in 11 countries. Senior Flexonics SA is therefore able to source products for industrial process control applications from these sites and supply them to energy, petrochemical, steel, vacuum, HVAC, wood and paper manufacturing operations in Southern Africa.
 
These well-designed metal components and assemblies, which guarantee thermal stability and leak-free use, are already trusted by leading engineering, procurement and construction companies (EPCs) around the world.