Enhanced online portal for design engineers
Published: 22 March, 2017
ElfabTech, an online engineering resource developed by ELFAB, a leading pressure relief expert, has now been enhanced to include a wider selection of advanced web tools. The company says users can sign up for free and gain access to engineering calculations such as rupture disc and explosion vent sizing calculations to support with the design process and validate critical calculations and NACE tables are also available to support with rupture disc material selection for specific process conditions.
Elfab says supporting its global customer base, users can access these high-level engineering calculations from all over the world and with just a few clicks, customers have the availability of tracking their order through the Elfab factory; from production to shipment. A new delivery tracking service is also available to track when despatched goods are expected to arrive.
The company says a host of media files including presentations and videos are also accessible through ElfabTech, for ongoing support and internal training and invites customers to visit www.elfabtech.com to register and benefit from all the additional features and much more.
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