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CIPHEX West 2021 to take place November 3-4

Source: CIPH

The Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating (CIPH) has announced that the CIPHEX West 2021 trade show will go ahead as planned November 3 and 4 at the Pacific Coliseum of the PNE in Vancouver, British Columbia.

"It’s exciting news that CIPHEX West is returning. This exceptional show will provide plumbing and heating manufacturers an opportunity to reconnect with Western Canadian customers, meet new prospects and promote their new products and technologies,” stated newly elected CIPH Chair of the Board Bill Hooper, Uponor Ltd.

The Canadian Institute of Plumbing & Heating has a long and proud history of producing trade shows throughout Canada that help manufacturers bring new products to market, and provide essential training, product knowledge and networking for the entire plumbing and heating industry.

“While the global pandemic put all CIPH live events on hold since March of 2020, industry members from manufacturers to wholesalers to contractors are telling us loud and clear that in-person events are critical to their business and they are eager to attend our trade shows again,” said CIPH’s President & General Manager Ralph Suppa.

Learn more on the CIPHEX West website.

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