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Ellis engineers national sales role


for Noman World leading cable cleat manufacturer Ellis Patentshas appointed Noman Shabir as its new national sales manager.


Solutions, where he’d worked as a sales applications engineer since 2014. Commenting on his appointment, Noman said: “Living and working in


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the area you can’t help but know about Ellis Patents. They have a reputation that is the envy of many; not only as innovative and talented engineers, but also for a sales and marketing strategy that ensures its products are at the forefront of specifiers’ minds wherever in the world cable cleats are being specified. To be given the opportunity to join the team and make my mark on the business is a challenge I’m relishing.” Noman’s new role will focus on UK sales, which account for close to half of Ellis Patents’ £6.5-million annual turnover. He will work closely with longstanding UK distributors, ETS Cable Components and MacLean Electrical; as well as directly with key specifiers; with the aim of further building on the decades of success enjoyed by Ellis Patents. Kelly Brown, Ellis Patents’ head of sales, said: “In recent years we’ve been


oman, who is based in Scarborough, has a degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering (BEng), a Master’s degree in Project Management (PgDip), and joins from Dale Power


called in to solve installation and maintenance issues, and develop bespoke products for the likes of Network Rail, Balfour Beatty and Siemens; as well as having our standard products specified at an ever-growing rate across all our key market sectors in the UK.” “Noman’s challenge is to add to this level of success, while also seeking to capitalise on both new and growth market sectors.” Ellis Patents is based in Rillington, North Yorkshire, from where it designs,


develops and manufactures all of its products in-house utilising materials predominately sourced in the UK. At present its cable cleats are actively specified in over 40 different export markets.


For further information on Ellis Patents visit www.ellispatents.co.uk or call +44(0)1944 758395.


C.K Magma Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case


wins top product award As C.K Magmacontinues to expand its current range of premium tool storage solutions, its research with professional tradespeople provides valuable insight into the development of the range. This has been highlighted with the exciting news that the C.K Magma Technician’s PRO Wheeled Case (MA2652) has been crowned a ‘Top Product’ winner in Professional Electrician & Installer Magazine’s 2020 annual awards.


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he awards are recognition for those companies that have made a real difference to the electrical professional’s ability to get the job done efficiently, safely and professionally, whether this is in the form of innovative equipment,


tools or time-saving solutions. PE Editor, Richard Bowler said: “Although 2020 has been a particularly challenging year, it


hasn't stopped innovators, inventors, entrepreneurs and manufacturers from introducing a whole host of exciting new products to the market. “Our annual awards are a great way to reward those companies that have come up with


excellent ideas to help electrical installers and businesses overcome common problems in their everyday work, or to open up new profit streams. The C.K Magma Technician's PRO Wheeled Case is therefore a worthy winner of one of our 2020 Top Product awards.” Mark Raines, head of marketing at CKI, commented: “We are delighted with this prestigious


award which confirms C.K Magma products are meeting the needs of tradespeople looking to find the best storage solutions for their valuable tools. At Carl Kammerling International we’re constantly driven to innovate new products across all of our brands that meet the exacting requirements of consumers, but also provide fantastic sales opportunities for businesses.”


For more information, please call 01758 704704 or visit www.carlkammerling.com 4 | electrical wholesalerJanuary 2021 ewnews.co.uk


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