Manufacturing product catalogue
Published: 15 June, 2017
RITTAL says its new System Catalogue 35 showcases the company’s portfolio of products for the IT and manufacturing industries, which are designed to address the needs of design engineers, switchgear manufacturers and data centre operators.
The company says with more than 900 pages, the latest catalogue is full of facts and figures on the broadest range of industrial enclosures, power distribution, climate control and IT infrastructure products, anywhere in the world and for the first time, the catalogue will also feature solutions from Rittal Automation Systems and from Eplan.
It is available both in hardback and online, in German and English, with 13 further languages to follow shortly.
Rittal says its new System Catalogue – edition 35 – provides IT professionals, and control and switchgear manufacturers with a comprehensive overview of its entire product portfolio.
To receive a free copy of the catalogue e-mail marketing@rittal.co.uk.
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RITTAL reports it will be showcasing some of its leading enclosure technologies at Drives and Controls 2016. Rittal says visitors to its stand D230 will be able to view its innovative modular enclosures, power distribution, and climate control systems, commonly specified as the number 1 choice for protecting critical equipment and says of particular note will be the presence of the new, award- winning Blue e+ climate control system which was launched last year to great acclaim thanks to its outstanding energy savings and flexibility.
LAMINA DIELECTRICS specialises in the manufacture of heat shrink tubes and endcaps for electrical insulation applications and says it has developed unique spiral-winding and extrusion technology which uses UL recognised materials for its range of tubes and endcaps. During 2017 Lamina says it made significant investment in its manufacturing systems which included updating its statistical process control software as part of its ongoing support for its automatic inspection equipment.
