Distributor appointed for high quality connectors
Foremost Electronics, the Essex based specialist distributor of electromechanical components, have been appointed UK distributor for Binder Connectors. The recently formed office of Binder UK are making available to Foremost the entire range of Binder Connectors in order to provide a better service to customers in the UK.
Alan Cook, managing director of Foremost Electronics comments, "This is an important product introduction for Foremost Electronics. Binder manufacture high quality, high reliability connectors which are a great fit with our existing franchises and they will be well received by our customers. We will be stocking Binder inventory to service existing UK customers and actively promoting the design-in of new products into specific market areas. Foremost are very pleased to be associated with a top quality brand like Binder which fits well with our position in the market of supplying high quality products to high value manufacturers."
The Binder Connector product range includes industrial circular connectors, connectors for automation technology and customised plug connectors. All Binder products meet highest standards of the most diverse areas of use and any design variations take the users special requirements fully into consideration. Product families include snap-in connectors which meet IP67, with internal strain relief, EMC shielding and easy assembly. M9 connectors which meet IP40 and feature screw locking, integrated strain relief and 2 sizes of cable outlet. and bayonet connectors which also meet IP40.
Foremost Electronics
T: +44 (0) 1371 811171
wayne@4most.co.uk
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