Legrand Set to Distribute Quiktron, Strengthens Data Comm Biz

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VAUGHAN, ON. – Legrand recently announced that it will be distributing Quiktron and C2G in Canada through their facility in Vaughan. 

Quiktron has manufactured fiber optic and cable assemblies for the Datacom and telecommunications industries since 1992. The company has partnerships with prominent distributors that offer a full line of data and communications products, and also has manufacturing facilities Dayton, Ohio and Hickory, North Carolina. 

Legrand says the acquisition of Quiktron and C2G brands will strengthen their position and capabilities in the data communications and A/V channels while also opening up alleys to new customer segments.

“We are focused on providing a more integrated infrastructure solution including cable assemblies, connectivity, cabinets, racks, cable tray, and cable management solutions that will help address our customers’ requirements for next-generation data communications demands,” said John Selldorff, president and CEO, Legrand, North America. “The acquisition of these leading organizations underscores Legrand’s commitment to strategic growth in the data communications and A/V channels.”

Legrand said their customers will also benefit from increased flexibility in design, installation and support services from one streamlined source.

Quiktron products will be available through Datacom distribution and JFC Solutions are Legrand representative for this product line in Canada.  

 

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