Deals on tools and equipment
Electricians and heating engineers can now access an array of kit and equipment via the latest Direct Catalogue from NICEIC and ELECSA.
The 2015/16 catalogue features a range of tools, test equipment and workwear, all from leading manufacturers. There is also an improved range of services to help every business including discounted equipment hire, personalised stationery and training courses.
“The contracting industry is constantly evolving with tradespeople now offering a wider range of services across different markets,” comments Paul Elcock, head of direct sales at NICEIC and ELECSA.
“The new catalogue reflects this change, with a wide range of tools, workwear and equipment.”
With more than 300 products from some of the industry’s leading names including Click Scolmore, Irwin and Snickers alongside Fluke, Megger, Milwaukee and Brother, the catalogue is a must for anyone working in the trades industry.
“We have worked hard with our suppliers to find the best products at the best prices as well as providing goods suitable for people of all ages – from young apprentices to experienced contractors,” added Elcock.
The catalogue also offers training, books, and certificates with all material updated to the latest regulations including Amendment 3 for all electrical associated material.
You can also now purchase electronic certificates for use on NICEIC and ELECSA’s Online Certification System which makes completing certificates and notifying work easy and fast.
To get a copy of the catalogue visit www.niceicdirect.com.
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