OmniCable Toronto to Host Open House – October 23, 2019

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Oct 1, 2019

OmniCable, headquartered in West Chester, PA, is inviting all electrical distributors located in the Ontario area to its open house event on Wednesday, October 23, 2019, from 10 am – 7 pm.

OmniCable opened its Toronto branch back in April 2019. Toronto is OmniCable’s first branch outside of the United States. The Toronto facility, which is approximately 50,000 square feet, is OmniCable’s 13th branch and services electrical distributors throughout Canada.

During the open house, electrical distributors can tour the facility, meet OmniCable Canada and US teams, enjoy light refreshments, and be in the running to win prizes.

OmniCable empowers your success by committing to the same principles of operational excellence at every one of its locations – Toronto is no exception. With its multi-million-dollar inventory, OmniCable is able to ship 99.9% of orders on time. OmniCable’s expedience, combined with its quality standards ensures that every order is processed with consistent care, urgency, and standardized packaging.

Go HERE for more information on OmniCable’s services 

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