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C&B Electrical is the proud supplier of a diverse range of electrical equipment to fulfill every electrical need in South Africa. Our company is an agent for some of the top electrical brands. Our products range from electrical switches, isolators, and display meters to power tools and electrical accessories. The steady growth of Crabtree Electrical Materials in the building and construction sector over recent decades has made the company a dominant global player, as well as a leading electrical materials manufacturer in South Africa.

WACO industries is a new generation wholesaler servicing the entire electrical industry, including independent wholesalers and in-house outlets. Customers also include original equipment manufacturers and consultants for specified product in building projects.

Contact details for C&B Electrical:

Email: cbelec@icon.co.za
Website: www.cbelectrical.co.za

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C CAM Electrical Contracting

CCAM Electrical has been trading since 1993. We are registered with the Electrical Contracting Board of South Africa. We are dedicated to our Electrical work and commited to rendering a quality service & aftercare.

We accomplish the above by:

Being honest and trustworthy having open
Regular communication with the client
Using quality SABS approved spares & products
To see each customer’s needs & wishes as unique and to fulfill in these requirements
To ensure that our work is done perfect, neat, according to regulation and according to the client’s requirements

Contact Details for CCAM Electrical:

Website: www.ccam.co.za

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