Aztec’s Concord, ON branch to Hold Open House and Trade Show May 5, 2016

Aztec Electrical Supply Concord, Ontario open house

Aztec Electrical Supply, one of the most dynamic, fastest growing electrical and automation suppliers in Canada, will be holding a tradeshow and open house at its Concord, ON branch, 11:00-7:00 pm at 25 North Rivermede Rd., Unit #4-10.

Free Mexican food and beverages will be served. RSVP now and get a chance to win a 50” LED TV: www.aztecsupply.com/register/. 

Aztec Electrical Supply has five branches specializing in supplying quality automation and electrical products to electrical contractors, manufacturing plants, O.E.M.s and custom machine builders throughout Canada. Aztec’s primary focus is to provide electrical contractors, manufacturing facilities and machine builders with a single source for the sales and support of all electrical controls and automation components.

Find out more about Aztec Electrical Supply, www.aztecsupply.com.

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