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Denver AMCON Show

admin • Apr 24, 2014

Eclipse Engineering is excited to announce that we will have a booth at the upcoming Denver AMCON Show on May 13-14th 2014. AMCON is a national show circuit that targets Design & Contract Manufacturing. The show will take place at the Colorado Convention Center in downtown Denver and offers free admission and free parking! It is the first time Eclipse will have a booth at the Denver AMCON Show and we are excited to reach out to our customers, both new and long standing, to update everyone on our exciting capabilities here at Eclipse.

If you have any questions about the show, please feel free to call in to Eclipse and speak to your current sales staff member or you can also ask for Ryan and he would be happy to help you as well. You can also visit www.amconshows.com for information direct from AMCON.

Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing our guests at the show!

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