New Electro Maintenance rebranding reflects product range quality

December 05, 2017
New Electro Maintenance rebranding reflects product range quality
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Rotating Electrics and ancillary components distributor Electro Maintenance has undergone a rebrand giving a fresh new look to the company presentation, its website and its own line of EM products.


The new image reflects the quality of products and service being offered by the long established supplier. Electro Maintenance Managing Director David Sanfey says, "At Electro Maintenance we are always striving to improve our customer offer both in terms of the range of products available and the introduction of new innovations and services. For example we are consistently adding to our range to ensure we always have availability on the very latest products in demand.” He adds, "Our new branding reflects this and also reinforces our close relationships with the leading brands in the marketplace.”

The Electro Maintenance product portfolio includes many of the leading global names in the rotating electrics and electrical components fields. These include, Bosch, Remy, Mitsubishi, Denso, LED and many more. Details of the extensive range can be found on the recently enhanced Electro Maintenance website which includes a full product catalogue with vehicle registration search facility and a wealth of technical assistance. This is backed up by the highly experienced Electro Maintenance staff team that can always provide information on the right products for a particular job.

For more information and to see the range go to www.electromaintenace.ie.
 
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