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Sepac

Elmira, United States

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What Sepac does.

Sepac manufactures and customizes couplings and brakes for applications in Aerospace, Aviation, Energy, Defense, Medical, Industrial, and Robotics sectors. The company offers specialized solutions for critical applications and has introduced the SEB-Max™ standard, developed for the aviation and defense industry. Sepac works on customized solutions to ensure that systems operate without errors or interruptions. The products are designed for harsh environments and allow for easy selection as well as fast deliveries. Sepac provides services for various ship- and plant types, including couplings and brakes from different brands and manufacturers.

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