Keep on Truckin’ with IDEAL

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Oct 5, 2020

IDEAL has a long history of offering collectible toy trucks, which have always been a popular item with electricians and contractors, So they are very excited to announce our 2020 promotion, Keep on Truckin’ with IDEAL.

This fall, participating distributors will receive two 1:24 scale, diecast Dodge RAM® 1500 pickup trucks, complete with IDEAL branding, to raffle to their customers. The toy trucks will also be available as a premium to end-users who make a qualifying purchase of a barrel of Can-Twist™ Wire Connectors during the promo period.

Participating distributors will also have access to Can-Twist Wire Connectors packaged with premiums for their customers. 1,000-piece jars of Can-Twist (30-707JC) will each contain one of four samples of IDEAL’s latest products: Can-Snap™ Non-Metallic Connectors, ArmourBand™ Insulating Wraps, Wire Armour™ Premium Electrical Tape, or Twister® ProFLEX™ 1000V Wire Connectors.

On top of this, we’re asking electricians and contractors to help us spread the word about the promo. Canadians who share a photo with their Can-Twist premium on social media, using the hashtag #IDEALtruckin can earn an IDEAL Bonus Pack.

IDEAL’s Keep on Truckin’ promotion runs from October 1st through December 15th, 2020. All promotional items are available only while supplies last.

Go HERE for more information

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