E-T-A announces distribution partnership with vehicle connector manufacturer
Written by Mike Edwards August 04, 2011
Richmond Hill, ON -- E-T-A Circuit Breakers has announced that it will distribute AK Teck electric vehicle connectors in Canada.
AK Teck has been manufacturing electrical components and systems for commercial vehicles in Germany since 1918.
"Since E-T-A has substantial business in the transportation sector it has established a strong strategic partnership with AK Teck in Germany," explained Bob Ashmore, managing director for E-T-A Canada.
"It therefore makes a lot of sense for E-T-A to distribute this impressive line of high quality German made connectors and terminal blocks in Canada."
E-T-A's transportation product offering ranges from miniaturized, cost effective automotive breakers to heavy-duty battery isolation switches for OEMs and Retrofitters. Applications include all vehicle power management systems for: cars, trucks, buses, agricultural and construction equipment, emergency vehicles, motorhomes, logging and mining equipment.
The AK Teck comprehensive product line fits very well with these Canadian applications, E-T-A says. The line includes: connectors, cabling systems, push-buttons and switches, bridges and receptacle plus much more. AK Teck is also known for customized solutions for specific and difficult applications.
About E-T-A
E-T-A Circuit Breakers is the world’s leading manufacturer of circuit breakers for OEM equipment and is the only resource for all circuit protection technologies: thermal, thermal-magnetic, magnetic, high performance and electronic. E-T-A circuit breakers are available in more than 150 models and 350,000 different configurations. E-T-A is also a world-leading manufacturer of control and monitoring products, and solid state remote power controllers (SSRPCs). The company’s Canadian head office is in Richmond Hill ON and serves industrial OEMs and end-users.
Technical Contact:
John Leonardo
Applications Engineer
E-T-A Circuit Breakers
905-764-9510
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www.e-t-a.ca
"Since E-T-A has substantial business in the transportation sector it has established a strong strategic partnership with AK Teck in Germany," explained Bob Ashmore, managing director for E-T-A Canada.
"It therefore makes a lot of sense for E-T-A to distribute this impressive line of high quality German made connectors and terminal blocks in Canada."
E-T-A's transportation product offering ranges from miniaturized, cost effective automotive breakers to heavy-duty battery isolation switches for OEMs and Retrofitters. Applications include all vehicle power management systems for: cars, trucks, buses, agricultural and construction equipment, emergency vehicles, motorhomes, logging and mining equipment.
The AK Teck comprehensive product line fits very well with these Canadian applications, E-T-A says. The line includes: connectors, cabling systems, push-buttons and switches, bridges and receptacle plus much more. AK Teck is also known for customized solutions for specific and difficult applications.
About E-T-A
E-T-A Circuit Breakers is the world’s leading manufacturer of circuit breakers for OEM equipment and is the only resource for all circuit protection technologies: thermal, thermal-magnetic, magnetic, high performance and electronic. E-T-A circuit breakers are available in more than 150 models and 350,000 different configurations. E-T-A is also a world-leading manufacturer of control and monitoring products, and solid state remote power controllers (SSRPCs). The company’s Canadian head office is in Richmond Hill ON and serves industrial OEMs and end-users.
Technical Contact:
John Leonardo
Applications Engineer
E-T-A Circuit Breakers
905-764-9510
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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www.e-t-a.ca
Mike Edwards
Editorial Director: Ryerson Polytechnical Institute electronic engineering technologist with over a decade of manufacturing experience and 20-plus years in technical publishing, is also trained in hydraulics, electro-pneumatics, bearings, mechanical CAD software, sensors, motor drives and electric motors.
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