Hammond Appoints New Electrical Enclosures Group Rep for Manitoba / Saskatchewan / Lakehead

Hammond Manufacturing (Electrical Enclosures Group) Appoints New Representative for Manitoba/Saskatchewan/Lakehead

January 6, 2016

Hammond Manufacturing has named Jebco Agencies Inc. as sales representative for its Electrical Enclosures Group in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario’s Lakehead region. Support for Hammond Datacom and Electronics products continues to be handled through Hammond’s existing factory sales team.

With offices in Saskatoon, Regina and Winnipeg, Jebco will continue to grow the Hammond line by working with the company’s strong distribution network and servicing its end user customer base. Jebco is a leader in the electrical marketplace with strong representation across the mid-west and a diversified product line portfolio.

For more on Jebco Agencies Inc., visit www.jebcoagencies.com. For more on Hammond Manufacturing, visit www.hammondmfg.com.

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