Supply Chain, Electrical, and Distribution Services | Wesco
WEBAs a world leader in electrical, communications and utility distribution and supply chain services, we’re ready and able to help you navigate business complexities.
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WESCO
WEBThe New Wesco: Endless Possibilities. We’re helping life run more smoothly. Learn how. ... Visual Automation and Control Batteries Cable and Wire Management Data Communications and Networking Electrical and Power Distribution Enclosures, Racks, and Cabinets Fittings and Hardware Fleet and Vehicle …
Our Company - Wesco
WEBWesco has been delivering ingenuity to our customers for more than 100 years. From the rise of electrification in the early 1900s to the digital revolution of today, we’ve remained committed to powering progress around the world.
Contact - Wesco
WEBContact Wesco to learn about the products, solutions, and services that make us the international distributor of choice for electrical, lighting, and more.
Careers - Wesco
WEBAt Wesco, we believe our people are the architects of their careers. We offer many different career areas and roles you can explore – whatever your passion, you can grow and be your best.
About Us - Wesco
WEBWesco International, Inc. (NYSE: WCC), a publicly traded FORTUNE 500® company headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a leading provider of business-to-business distribution, logistics services and supply chain solutions.
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Products - Wesco
WEBWesco’s global network of branches, warehouses and sales offices provide you with access to nearly 1,500,000 different products. Each location tailors its inventory to provide inventive, adaptable and agile solutions to best serve your needs.
History - Wesco
WEBFrom its foundation as the distribution arm of Westinghouse, WESCO was positioned to be a leader in the supply of electrical and lighting products. In 1940, WESCO was contracted to light seven tunnels across the Pennsylvania turnpike, the first of its kind “Superhighway”.