A Partnership Between Electromag Graybar Canada and Phoenix Contact

September 4, 2024

Electromag Graybar Canada is excited to announce a partnership with Phoenix Contact.

This collaboration, which initially began in the Langley and Ontario branches, is now expanding to Quebec. The alliance aims to provide cutting-edge technologies and superior service to the industrial sector across Canada.

This partnership combines the expertise of Electromag Graybar Canada and Phoenix Contact, creating a synergy to meet the growing needs of industrial clients. The collaboration will offer an enhanced range of products, comprehensive solutions, and customer support, helping businesses improve their efficiency, reliability, and safety in their operations.

Joe Modicamore, Vice-President of Electromag, stated, “This partnership with Phoenix Contact is a significant milestone for Electromag. We are confident in our ability to provide even more effective and innovative solutions to our clients.”

Jeremy Cool, General Manager of Electromag, added, “We are excited about this collaboration. The partnership provides a comprehensive portfolio of products designed to meet the diverse needs of various industries.”

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