KJB Security Products named North American distributor for LawMate International -- Security Today

KJB Security Products named North American distributor for LawMate International

Oct 21, 2015

KJB Security Products, a wholesale manufacturer and distributor or security and surveillance products, has been named North American distributor for LawMate International Co. Ltd. according to a news release. LawMate, a supplier of products for law enforcement, military, government and investigative companies, selected KJB based on the company’s expertise in serving the surveillance needs of law enforcement and investigative companies along with their proven track record of excellence in customer service and technical support.

"While we've carried many LawMate products over the years, this formal distribution agreement allows the company to benefit from our deep market penetration and broad customer base to increase sales," President of KJB Security Products, Jill Johnston said in the release. "We are pleased to now offer their complete line to our network of hundreds of retailers and government agencies in the U.S., Canada and Mexico."

In addition to having complete access to all LawMate products, KJB will be involved in new product development, and sales and marketing programs.

"This expanded relationship will not only help LawMate increase their market share, but also solidifies KJB's position as a leading distributor of high quality security and surveillance products," Johnston said in the release. "LawMate's products are top quality, designed and engineered with law enforcement in mind for legal evidence gathering, and are a welcome addition to our offering of devices designed to protect what matters."

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