MacKinnon Magnetics Appoints Contact Delage as Sales Representation for Quebec and Ottawa

May 29, 2026

MacKinnon Magnetics, a Canadian-owned and operated transformer manufacturer based in Concord, Ontario, has appointed Contact Delage as its official sales representative for Quebec and Ottawa. The move strengthens MacKinnon Magneticsโ€™ market access in two important regions for the Canadian electrical channel and adds local representation for distributors, contractors, engineers, and project stakeholders.

Contact Delage has built its presence in the electrical market over more than four decades and operates from locations in Longueuil, Quebec City, and Ottawa. In Ottawa and the Eastern Ontario-Western Quebec territory, Contact Delage is supported by Telmec Sales, a divivson of Contact Delage,  which describes itself as a proud partner of Contact Delage and provides representation across electrical distributors, contractors, architects, and engineers.โ€‹

โ€œContact Delage brings strong market relationships, technical knowledge, and established regional coverage that align well with our customer-focused approach,โ€ said George MacKinnon, President  at MacKinnon Magnetics. โ€œThis appointment supports our continued growth in Quebec and Ottawa and helps ensure customers have responsive local representation for MacKinnon Magnetics solutions.โ€

MacKinnon Magnetics manufactures CSA-certified dry-type transformers for commercial, industrial, and OEM applications across North America. Through this appointment, Contact Delage will represent MacKinnon Magneticsโ€™ transformer solutions in Quebec and Ottawa, helping expand brand visibility and support project development throughout the territory.

โ€œWe are pleased to represent MacKinnon Magnetics in Quebec and Ottawa,โ€ said Patrick Deschamps General Manager, at Contact Delage. โ€œTheir Canadian manufacturing focus and quality transformer offering make them a strong fit for our customers and partners across the region.โ€

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