Wearable Electronics


Fast, Friendly, Flexible and Efficient: Outstanding Electrical Solutions from Metway


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stablished in 1937 by Mr Douglas Barrie and Mr Robert Still, Metway has been owned and run by the same two families for 82 years, offering the expertise of an established company coupled with the dedicated and detailed approach of a family-run business. At our head office in Brighton, we boast a production facility and a 17,000 ft2 warehouse to house our impressively large stockholding. Our range of products includes an excess of 20,000 items, from simple terminal blocks to surface mount PCB connectors and transformers, along with vast stocks of pre-fabricated leads and lighting control equipment. What’s more, Metway can complete onsite manufacturing of various products, as well as having the ability to liaise with numerous lighting suppliers to offer comprehensive solutions for their customers. The newest additions to our range include


• TECHNO IP rated Connectors, Junction connectors and In-Line connectors • SMD/THR terminals tape on reel packed, suitable for automated placement • Din Rail Feed Through terminals 2.5mm- 95mm and accessories • 164 Compact Plug & Sockets We have a new catalogue launch on the


horizon and plans for a revamped website by the end of this year.


Indeed, with over 80 years of success, Metway is well-placed to continue its impressive growth and innovation for years to come. If you would like to find out more information on their full product range and services, head to our website.


Alternatively, get in touch using the contact details below.


T 01273 439266 www.metway.co.uk sales@metway.co.uk


22 July-August 2019


Components in Electronics


www.cieonline.co.uk


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