Aerospace Commercial | Military | Space
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Flexial Corporation has made aircraft, space, and military applications a principal focus, and designs, manufactures, and supports a wide array of aerospace applications flying today. With an extensive and class-leading analytical product and program design approach, Flexial Corporation is in production on some of the most demanding and prestigious programs in existence today.
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Flexial is focused on innovative products, providing the lightest, highest-performing, and lowest total cost products on the market today, including metal bellows:
- Accumulators
- Reservoirs
- Surge Arresters
- Volume Compensators
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- Temperature Sensors
and Actuators
- Altitude Sensors
and Actuators
- Seals
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Flight Safety and Mission Critical Endo / Exo Atmospheric Products |
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- Boeing 737 - MMA Multi-Mission Maritime Aircraft Accumulator
- Bell ARH - Optics Cooling System Accumulator
- Airbus A350 - Primary Hydraulic System High Pressure Accumulators
- Airbus A380 - Supplemental Cooling System Accumulators
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- Boeing ICBM - Volume Compensators
- F-15 Eagle - Altitude Sensor and Actuator
- F-16 Fighting Falcon - Altitude Sensor and Actuator
- F-22 Raptor Avionics Cooling System Accumulator
- F-35 JSF Lightning II EHA Reservoirs
- Global Hawk - Electronics Cooling Accumulator
- Fire Scout - Imaging System Cooling Accumulator; Electronics Cooling Accumulator
- Numerous applications for the RC-135 Rivet Joint, HAIPER, ASTIMIDS, Stinger \ Avenger, and CAEW, E2D Hawkeye
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- ISS - International Space Station - Waste Water, Potable Water Storage and Delivery System Accumulators
- Ares I Crew Launch Vehicle - First Stage Roll Control Surge Arrester; J2X Turbopump Liftoff Seal
- Mars Rover - Thermal Isolator (Pyrolysis Bellows); Feed-thru Bellows; Accumulators; Thermal Actuators
- Orion ECLSS - Environmental Control and Life Support System Accumulators
- SpaceX Dragon Thermal System Accumulator
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