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 | | NEWEY & EYRE LAUNCHES NEW INDUSTRIAL ESSENTIALS CATALOGUE | | | Newey & Eyre | | 29/05/2008 | | | Newey & Eyre has launched a new, easy-to-use industrial catalogue to showcase its key range of quality products available for industrial users.
Promising to help demystify the often overwhelming world of industrial products, the catalogue features only the most important industrial essentials, providing a clear guide to the 3,500 product lines available. As with all Newey & Eyre’s product literature, the full colour catalogue, which is available in branches nationwide, includes a wealth of technical information, pricing details and a comprehensive index.
This recent activity follows on from exciting new restructuring developments which have resulted in its specialist industrial division becoming a part of Newey & Eyre. Following the appointment of a new head of the industrial division and a dedicated national account team, the name change represents the integration of the industrial side of the business with the Newey & Eyre national network. Going forward, industrial product lines will now be available in 10 dedicated service centres, as well as 170 plus Newey & Eyre branches across the country.
Wayne Marsden, the newly appointed Head of Newey & Eyre Industrial explains: “Recognised for our vast level of stock, industry expertise and constant investment in technology, our industrial centres are commonly regarded as centres of excellence within the sector and have gone from strength to strength over the last few years. As such, following heightened customer demand and major growth within the industrial market in the UK, it seemed the opportune time to develop our offering and make it more widely available.
“Following the development of the new catalogue and the engagement of a new industrial national account team, fully supported by Newey & Eyre, we believe we can fulfil our objective to extend our essential industrial offering to our customers on a national level.” | |
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