WESCO, Hazmasters, and TVC Host Hamilton Area Trade Show

WESCO, Hazmasters, and TVC Host Hamilton Area Trade Show

June 9, 2016

Despite colder than anticipated weather, WESCO, Hazmasters, and TVC hosted a great industrial trade show earlier this month at WESCO’s warehouse.

An extensive line up of suppliers and vendors included 3M, Philips, Hammond Power, Legrand, Thomas & Betts, Omron, Ideal, and Eaton, which had great set-up inside the show as well as a supplemental station dedicated specifically to “Think Machinery”. In addition to the vendors, there were plenty of opportunities for networking with specialists from WESCO, Hazmasters, and TVC, as well as gift bags for all attendees.

Everyone managed to stay warm enough, and the event went off without a hitch.

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