NEWEY & EYRE LEADS THE WAY IN INDUSTRIAL CONTROL WITH ITS NEW AND IMPROVED RANGE OF NEWLEC PRODUCTS
09/10/2014 Newey and Eyre
Leading electrical wholesaler, Newey & Eyre, has announced the launch of its new and improved range of Newlec industrial control products with a new product guide, which is packed full of the latest offers.The updated DL guide has been created to include the newly unveiled products, including Xenon Beacons, cable marker kits, an extension to plastic enclosures with high and clear lids and additional sizes to the GRP and steel enclosures. The catalogue also sees new larger enclosure switch disconnects (20A & 32A) and a new 100A 2 pole changeover switch.
Furthering an extensive offering of Newlec products, the latest range of industry standard plug-in relays are available in a choice of 8, 11 and 14 pin, as well as industrial timers with up to eight common functions, which are all CE approved.
In addition to this, Newey & Eyre has a new service offering - the Newlec Label shop - with almost any bespoke label printing available, from DIN terminals markers and heatshrink cable markers to stainless steel cable markers and laser engraving on various materials. This service works alongside the Newlec Special Build service which offers custom control panels manufacturing.
Mark McCall, product marketing manager of industrial control and automation, comments: "We're thrilled to offer an improved industrial control offering, which sees our biggest range of products yet.
"We all know that contractors are becoming under more pressure to provide quality products at a competitive price, which makes our newly improved Newlec range more important than ever. We've focused on creating a range that offers even more product choice, while maintaining the excellent value and quality expected of a Newlec product."
For more information, please contact:
Newey and Eyre
Head Office
Eagle Court 2
Hatchford Brook
Sheldon
Birmingham
West Midlands
B26 3R2
Tel: 0800 7836909
Email: help@neweysonline.co.uk
Web: www.neweysonline.co.uk
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