News Release from: Camden Electronics
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 20 July 2001
Camden is keen on Quality
Camden Electronics has appointed Quality Components as a franchised distributor for its wide range of products.
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Camden Electronics has appointed Quality Components as a franchised distributor for its wide range of products. Essex-based Quality Components will carry Camden's PCB terminal blocks, fuses and fuseholders, sealed lead acid batteries, LEDs, interface modules, enclosures and relay bases. Commenting on the appointment, Andy Hatter, Camden Electronics' managing director said: "We see our relationship with Quality Components as an important partnership that extends Camden Electronics' existing sales force, enabling our product to reach new areas of the market.
Quality Components brings its specialist skills in delivering the right product at the right price to the UK market and we anticipate additional penetration for our extensive range of components.
Strong and vibrant routes to market are the key elements of our future plans both in the UK and internationally and we are pleased to welcome Quality Components to our growing UK network, currently encompassing existing distributors CPC, Rapid, Arrow Electronics, Maplin and JPR Electronics".
Colin Lang, managing director of Quality Components, commented: "We are very pleased to have added Camden Electronics' extensive range of components to our portfolio and will offer our true partnership philosophy in which we aim to exceed our customers' expectations by providing added value".
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