Bendix

Distributor of Bendix components. Send us your RFQ — we'll match your part numbers to stock or source them.

About Bendix

The Bendix Corporation was founded in 1924 by Vincent Bendix and grew into a diversified American manufacturer of automotive brake systems, aircraft brakes and hydraulics, avionics, radar, scientific instruments and MIL-SPEC electrical connectors. Its Scintilla operation in Sidney, New York became a major source of aerospace connectors, and Bendix-designed circular connectors remain in service today. Allied Corporation acquired Bendix in 1983, and the business passed through AlliedSignal and Honeywell before the commercial vehicle brake business was taken over by Knorr-Bremse in 2002 as Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems. The former Bendix aerospace connector products are now catalogued by Amphenol, which lists interconnects formerly known as Bendix products.

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Common questions.

Does Hybrid Electronics stock Bendix parts?

Hybrid Electronics sources Bendix components through our OEM excess and franchise-adjacent channels. Send us your BOM or part numbers and we'll confirm stock, pricing, and lead time.

How do I get a quote for Bendix components?

Send your part list to sales@hybridelectronics.com or use the RFQ form on our Parts Search page. Include manufacturer, part number, quantity, and any date-code or lot-code constraints. First response inside one business day.

Can Hybrid Electronics source obsolete or EOL Bendix parts?

Yes. Obsolete and end-of-life Bendix components are core to what we do — long-life industrial, medical, and defense platforms that outlived their production window are exactly where our OEM overstock relationships shine.