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Improved lubricant sourcing

Published:  13 December, 2018

Lubricant specialist ROCOL says it is making it easier for customers to source industrial lubricants with the launch of a new website.

ROCOL is a division of the multinational ITW group, developing, manufacturing and marketing technically advanced industrial lubricants and line marking systems to industries worldwide including industrial, food, metalworking, marine and offshore, aerospace and site safety.

Head of marketing communications, Europe, Elizabeth Blair says, “We know that a lot of people use our website to source products, and often the only information they have is a part code. The enhanced search functionality within the new site makes it very easy for visitors to get to specific information based on their areas of interest, as well as presenting relevant supporting materials such as articles, case studies and technical datasheets.”

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