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WHO’S WHO? Global leader in industrial components


Langford Locks, Kidlington, Oxford OX5 1HX


Tel: 0345 528 0474


sales@essentracomponents.co.uk www.essentracomponents.com


Knobs, Handles & Grips: Ergonomic solutions for comfort and control


PCB & Electronics hardware: Spacers, supports and guides for circuit board mounting


If you can’t find what you need from our range of standard products, we have the ability to offer variations and custom solutions rapidly and at scale, tailored to your specific requirements. From prototyping to full-scale production, we support your innovation. We offer free CAD downloads, sample requests and even bespoke design services, including 3D printing, ensure your vision becomes a reality.


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ith over 65 years of manufacturing excellence, Essentra Components is a global market leader in plastic injection moulded, vinyl dip moulded and metal components. We deliver essential solutions that power the performance of industrial equipment, electronics, automotive systems, medical devices, renewable energy infrastructure and more. Operating in 28 countries across four continents, we provide the scale, speed and service that customers need. With 14 manufacturing facilities, 24 distribution centres, and 33 sales and service locations, we make it simple for customers to access high-quality components when and where they need them.


A legacy of


manufacturing excellence Essentra Components began its journey in 1955 in Kidlington, Oxfordshire. Rebranded in 2013, the company has grown and expanded to combine decades of heritage with modern expertise, supplying high-quality components worldwide. With roots in both organic growth and acquisitions, Essentra continues to strengthen its competitive position through significant investments in global production and service capabilities, including facilities in Europe, Malaysia, Australia, Costa Rica, Mexico and the US.


Unmatched product range & availability


Our portfolio of 45,000 standard parts, with over 1 billion components in stock, supports a wide range of industries and applications, that’s why we work with 70 per cent of the world’s top 100 global manufacturers.


Our product categories include: Access hardware: Locks, latches, hinges and handles engineered for performance and security Caps & Plugs: Protection and sealing solutions for pipes, tubing and fittings Wire & Cable management: Clips, clamps and grommets for organisation and protection Flange protection: Damage-prevention parts for shipping and handling


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Why Essentra Components? Manufacturing expertise: Trusted for over six decades with a reputation for precision, consistency and quality. Global Reach, Local Service: 2,500 dedicated experts supporting customers with local knowledge and fast response. Customer first approach: Hassle-free, personalised support from first idea to final delivery.


Driving sustainability for a better future


Essentra Components is committed to helping customers achieve their sustainability goals by delivering innovative, responsible component solutions.


Guided by five ESG pillars; Planet, Components, Culture, Communities and Customers, Essentra advances renewable energy use, emission reduction, waste minimisation and circular design. By 2023, the company reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 38 per cent and Scope 3 intensity by 30 per cent. Over 7,000 products now include recycled content and solar installations in Thailand and China cut over 1,450 tonnes of CO e annually. Essentra continues to lead with sustainable materials innovation through its Centre of Excellence based in Kidlington, Oxfordshire and aims for net-zero by 2040.


Whether you’re building the next-generation machine, designing advanced medical technology, or supporting infrastructure growth, we’re here to make it possible. Speak to a member of our team to discuss your next project, or browse our website for further information.


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