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Allegion Appoints BGWT New Australian Distributor

Allegion (formally Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies) has appointed fast-growing Australian electronic security distributor BGW Technologies, as its latest distribution partner.   “Allegion has been looking for a partner that would exclusively support our offering in the Australian Market and BGW Technologies is that company, said Allegion’s regional sales manager electronic security systems, James Cardwell. “We […]

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    Allegion (formally Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies) has appointed fast-growing Australian electronic security distributor BGW Technologies, as its latest distribution partner.  

    “Allegion has been looking for a partner that would exclusively support our offering in the Australian Market and BGW Technologies is that company, said Allegion’s regional sales manager electronic security systems, James Cardwell.

    “We are extremely excited about the opportunity this offers the market when you consider the reach BGW Technologies, (along with its sister companies CNW and Sherriff) has with its national footprint.” 

    Joshua Simmons, BGWT’s general manager, agreed.

    “Allegion is a great fit for BGW Technologies,” Simmons said. “The products suite of electric strikes, electronic mortice locks, magnetic locks, card readers and biometric devices, further enables us to supply complete end to end solutions, from the world’s leading manufacturers to our customers.” 

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