Subsea Supplies Becomes Teledyne PDM Distributor for Impulse Connectors in Europe
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Subsea Supplies has become an authorised distribution partner for Teledyne PDM, expanding access to Teledyne’s Impulse connector range across the UK and mainland Europe. The agreement formalises a relationship dating back to 2013. Subsea Supplies will stock, promote and distribute the connectors to improve availability and help reduce customer lead times. The range complements the company’s existing cable assemblies and connectivity solutions.
The Impulse connectors support power, signal communications, Ethernet and other connectivity needs in subsea, offshore, defence, oceanographic and marine applications. The partnership also gives Subsea Supplies access to Teledyne’s sales and UK-based applications engineering teams. Customers can access bespoke connector design capabilities and UK manufacturing where required. Subsea Supplies head of sales Shaun Stirling said the expanded offering supports the company’s strategy to grow and diversify while building on its existing products and customer service. Teledyne PDM European Business Development Manager Andy Cackett said Subsea Supplies’ market knowledge and presence across the UK and mainland Europe can help extend the range’s reach.
Subsea Supplies’ stocking and distribution of the Impulse range is the disclosed next step; the companies did not provide a launch schedule, sales targets or other performance measures. Bespoke design and UK manufacturing are available where required, but the article does not specify which connector configurations will be produced or when. The partnership’s impact on product availability and customer lead times remains to be demonstrated.
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