Flexitallic
Steve Bond has extensive work experience in the field of research and development. Steve served as the VP of Research and Development at Flexitallic starting from October 2006. Prior to that, they worked as a Department Manager at Federal Mogul Corporation from 1995 to 2006. Steve also had a role as a Development Scientist at Courtaulds Coatings from 1992 to 1995.
Steve Bond has a strong educational background in Applied Chemistry. Steve obtained a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree from Aston University from 1984 to 1988. Later, they pursued a PhD in Applied Chemistry at the same institution from 1988 to 1991. Additionally, Steve Bond has obtained certifications such as Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and Chartered Chemist in 2021, Member of the American Chemical Society in 2001, and Chartered Chemist in 1992.
Flexitallic
Flexitallic is the international market leader in the manufacture and supply of high-quality, high-value industrial static sealing products. Based on sales and geographic reach, The Flexitallic Group has become a global supplier of industrial gaskets. Developer of the spiral wound gasket in 1912 in the US, Flexitallic today continues its legacy of innovation with product materials like Thermiculite® and Sigma®. Flexitallic’s sheet materials product lines began in the mid 1800’s in England. Flexitallic is a privately held company headquartered in Houston, Texas USA. Flexitallic’s global customer service network of owned manufacturing facilities, manufacturing licensees and distribution network (over 750 distributors in 30 countries) ensure local demand is met quickly, with a combination of the highest product quality and customer service. With a varied product offering that includes spiral wound gaskets, semi-metallic gaskets, RTJ gaskets, kammprofiles, sheet gaskets, and dynamic and static packings, The Flexitallic Group draws upon its storied past and present day mixture of leadership, quality, service and technology to develop sealing solutions for industry all around the world.