Bellows & Seal Assemblies

Custom Welded Metal Bellows and Bellows Assemblies

We also provide custom designs for more complex bellows and assemblies designed to meet required cycle life—from dozens to millions or even infinite. Construction materials include: stainless steels, high nickel alloys, titanium or others to meet the operational and environmental conditions of your application.

Dynamic Bellows Seals, and Seal Assemblies

We design and manufacture a variety of bellows dynamic seals, ideal for high temperature applications where elastomeric seals break down. Our seals can be circular, square, rectangular, oval—or whatever shape fits your application. Common materials of construction include stainless steel or high nickel alloys. Typical applications include engine nacelle seals, firewall seal, fuel drain seal, and engine duct seals.

Design Fabrication Cost-of-Ownership

The Senior Advantage

  • Experience – Decades of proven service
  • Speed – Custom designs fast and right
  • Efficiency – Eliminate extraneous components (e.g. replace secondary seals, etc.)
  • Reliability – Accurate and repeatable load at length

The Senior Advantage

  • All-welded construction to highest quality standards
  • All metal (no elastomeric seals) / Choice of materials
  • Absolute zero leakage
  • Withstands extreme temperatures/environments

The Senior Advantage

  • We “engineer-in” ultimate reliability & extreme performance
  • Zero maintenance
  • Extended lifecycles

Product Resources

Bellows Design Data Sheet

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