New Tool Lines at EWEL – Knipex & Wera

EIN EWEL KINPEX WERA 400

May 7, 2020

EWEL is pleased to announce they now carry Knipex and Wera hand tools. These high-quality German tools are a delight to use and come in all sorts of cool configurations. Get these in your hands to appreciate the German-quality fit and finish.

EWEL is an Edmonton operated electrical wholesaler serving residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial sectors.

From house wire and LED light bulbs to high-voltage switchgear and multimillion-dollar job packages, Electrical Wholesalers Edmonton Ltd excels in all ranges of electrical equipment supply.

Go HERE for more information 

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