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Allied Electronics adds Connector lines

Source: RS
18 December, 2007
1 min read
Allied will distribute Hirschmann and Pass & Seymour industrial connectors, GCFI products, duplex receptacles, inlets and outlets, and plugs.

December 18, 2007 - Fort Worth, Texas – Allied Electronics signed distribution agreements with two new suppliers that will expand its product offering of connectors. Allied signed an agreement with Hirschmann Automation and Control to distribute its ICON (Industrial Connectors) line. Allied also signed an agreement with Pass & Seymour to distribute its GCFI products, duplex receptacles, inlets and outlets, as well as Turnlok connectors and plugs. “These new product lines will expand Allied’s offering of connectors,” said Lee Davidson, president of Allied.

“Customers now have access to more than 40,000 connector solutions from Allied.” Both suppliers and their product lines are featured in Section 2 of the 2008 Allied catalog.

About Allied Electronics

Allied Electronics’ headquarters are located in Fort Worth, Texas with 55 sales branches across the United States and Canada. Allied is a subsidiary of Electrocomponents plc (LSE: ECM), the world leading catalog component distributor. Electrocomponents has operations in six continents and headquarters in Oxford, England.

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