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70 Years of manufacturing excellence: Essentra Components at the Engineering Design Show 2025


This year, Essentra Components proudly celebrates 70 years of manufacturing excellence, and what better place to showcase our journey, innovation and future vision than at the Engineering Design Show 2025


F


or seven decades, we have partnered with engineers, product designers and manufacturers to deliver solutions that


keep projects moving and designs performing at their best.


A heritage built on experience Founded in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, Essentra Components has grown from a local manufacturer into a global leader. Today, we operate 14 manufacturing sites worldwide, including our flagship facility in Kidlington, giving us the unique ability to serve customers with both local responsiveness and international scale. Over the years, our portfolio has expanded to


cover tens of thousands of standard and custom components across critical categories such as caps and plugs, fasteners, access hardware and cable management solutions. These products may often be the smallest parts in a design, but they are essential to ensuring safety, reliability and efficiency.


Innovation driving design Essentra Components has consistently invested in research and development to keep pace with the evolving needs of industries as diverse as automotive, electronics, industrial machinery, medical devices and specialist vehicles. Our design and technical teams work closely


with customers to address complex challenges, providing guidance not only on selecting the right part but also on optimising performance and sustainability. Whether through materials innovation, rapid prototyping, or supply chain support, we make it easier for engineers to turn ideas into reality.


A sustainable future:


new product launches As part of our commitment to building a more sustainable future, Essentra Components has proudly introduced a new range of general protection products made from 100 per cent post- consumer recycled (PCR) material. These products provide a more sustainable alternative to our standard LDPE range, while maintaining application suitability in most cases. Manufactured in Europe and packaged using


recyclable and responsibly sourced materials, the PCR range demonstrates our focus on reducing environmental impact without compromising quality. Products are available with same-day


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despatch and free samples, giving customers an easy and immediate way to adopt more sustainable solutions.


Custom Solutions With over 2 billion parts in stock, we offer engineers unrivalled availability and choice. But we also understand that sometimes projects demand something unique. If you can’t find the exact component you need, our teams can work with you to design and manufacture a bespoke solution, ensuring your project gets the precise part it requires. This combination of scale and flexibility means


our customers never have to compromise, they get the convenience of a ready-to-ship range with the expertise of a partner who can create something tailor-made.


Why visit us at EDS 2025? The Engineering Design Show is the UK’s only event entirely dedicated to engineering, electronics and embedded design. We invite attendees to visit our stand to:


• Explore our extensive product range across multiple categories.


• Discover our 2 billion parts in stock and learn how we can deliver at scale.


• Discuss bespoke projects directly with our technical experts.


• Learn how our 70 years of experience can add value to their design process.


• Explore our sustainable product innovations, including our 100 per cent PCR range.


So whether you’re designing the next product or


looking for ways to streamline your existing processes, we invite you to join us at the Engineering Design Show 2025.


Essentra Components Global reach. Local expertise. Trusted solutions.


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