EI Sales is pleased to announce the addition of E-Switch to our line card.

February 26, 2016


Share This Article

MANKATO, MN – EI Sales is pleased to announce the addition of E-Switch to their dynamic line card.



E-Switch, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been delivering quality electromechanical switches to the telecom, high tech, medical, electronics, instrumentation, industrial, audio/visual, appliance and consumer markets since 1979. With international offices in Singapore and Hong Kong, E-Switch’s global reach includes North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America.


“E-Switch is proud to announce EI Sales as our new authorized sales representatives for the Minnesota, , North Dakota, South Dakota and west central Wisconsin territories.” Rick Nelson, National Sales Manager for E-Switch, stated.  “We are looking forward to working with EI Sales in promoting and selling our switches.”


EI Sales represents complimentary manufacturers with non-competing lines, each of which is a leader in their field.


“This allows us to offer customers the highest quality level of products and services available.” EI Sales CO/President, Eric Else said. “The collaboration with E-Switch fits perfectly with our existing lines and high level of ethical standards.” 


Complementary lines allow EI Sales to create superior account penetration. Through its established marketing network, EI Sales is able to present products quickly, efficiently and effectively, to the right people.


For more information on EI Sales visit eisales.com. For more information on E-switch visit e-switch.com. 


EI Sales is a manufacturers’ representative in the electronics industry serving the medical, Industrial and power sports industry in the upper Midwest. With its main office located in Mankato, MN EI Sales also have satellite offices in Minneapolis, MN as well as North Liberty, IA.

Connect With Us

Team collaborating around a laptop in a modern office with multiple monitors displaying data.
By Alexis Camp • October 26, 2026
Learn how system security plans help electronics manufacturers protect sensitive data, manage supplier risks, maintain compliance, and secure production processes.
Two military personnel at computers in a control room, one pointing at a monitor while wearing a headset.
September 23, 2026
Learn the key differences between CUI and FCI, including CMMC requirements, safeguarding practices, contract considerations, and subcontractor responsibilities for defense contractors.
Automated machine inspecting a green circuit board on a factory conveyor belt
September 15, 2026
EI Sales explains how vapor phase reflow reduces head in pillow defect risk by improving thermal uniformity across dense PCBs.

LATEST NEWS