Harnessflex Appoint New Automotive Distributor

Worcester-based InteliFlex, is appointed the Southern region distributor for automotive conduit system manufacturers Harnessflex Ltd. 
 
The appointment takes the number of UK Distributors to three giving Harnessflex increased coverage across the country,  with Auto Electrical Supplies of Wakefield, Dunford & Pearson of Stafford and now InteliFlex. 
 
While Harnessflex will continue to service main OEMs, the new distributors are geared to offer a faster response to lower volume and over-the-counter product requirements. 
 
Bob Rudd of Harnessflex says, "The expertise that InteliFlex can offer is extensive with its personnel all having dedicated automotive experience." 
 
"We are delighted to be able to supply the Harnessflex product offering," said Managing Director Brian Aston. "The company's products have a unique synergy with our other automotive product offerings at Inteliflex including multiplex systems, vehicle lighting, wiring looms and Harnessflex conduit systems and allows us to offer system solutions to vehicle body builders, cab manufacturers, bus and coach builders marine industries and the ability to supply companies from a single source." 
 
InteliFlex Product Manager responsible for the Harnessflex range is Ian Board who was with Bosch for many years and recently worked for Britax. He has extensive expertise in the automotive and marine industries. 
 
Harnessflex has within its product range all the necessary components to meet the requirements for the most demanding of vehicle applications. Varieties of flexible conduit in a range of materials in slit and unslit forms, sealed fittings, hinged fittings, connectors, enclosures and cable glands. 
 
"Whether the requirement is for improved system reliability or to pack more vehicle electrics into a tighter space, Harnessflex can supply an engineered , cost-effective system solution," added Bob Rudd of Harnessflex.  
 
For details of the new distributors, call 01675 468222, or fax your request to 01675 464930. 

13 January 2003