Newton’s Electric Hosting Open House Vendor Fair May 13-14

Newton's Electric open house May 13-14

Based in Brampton, ON, Newton’s Electric will host a two-day vendor fair with presentations from IMI, Quick Cable, Vision-X, Bosch, Unipoint, North American Signal, and Western Motors. Newton’s Electric will also launch a new product line of heavy duty LED lighting from Lucent Engineering and Vision-X.

Newton’s Electric Inc. has been supplying material handling and industrial and commercial starters and alternators, AC motors, and DC motors since 1979.

Email your vendor fair RSVP to RSVP@torontocityevents.ca, and learn more about Newton’s Electric: http://www.newtonselectric.com/main/index.html.

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