Winland Electronics Inc. Completes Field Lineup

  • Apr 20, 2011

Winland Electronics, manufacturer of environmental monitoring products used in diverse applications such as computer rooms and cooler monitoring, announced that it has completed its field representation with the addition of Southeast Security Products of Pompano Beach, Fla. and C&C Products of Oklahoma City. Southeast represents the Winland line in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee and North and South Carolina, while C&C represents Winland in Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas.

The firms join Mid-Atlantic Representatives of Gaithersburg, Md., Professional Sales Representatives of Denver, Patrick Schuch & Associates of Chicago and Lanier Rep Group of Jasper, Texas and Ontario, Canada to give Winland total field coverage in North America. The groups are supported in the field by Winland Western Regional Manager Kevin Marquess of Salt Lake City and Eastern Regional Manager Keith Ebert of Philadelphia.

“We are thrilled to complete our geographic coverage and add two more of the finest Manufacturer Rep Firms out there to our lineup,” said Paul Machacek, Winland director of business development. “These firms, in combination with our outstanding staff in Mankato continue to provide the kind of excellent support dealers and distributors have received from Winland for nearly 40 years.”

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