An Easier Way To Search For Maintenance Components

Online, January 22, 2012 (Newswire.com) - This February will see the launch of a brand new website which allows Engineers to search for industrial mechanical and electrical parts by submitting there salient requirements into relevant fields. For example, a requirement for an electric motor, enter your power supply, speed, power and preferred mounting position and you will be directed to the exact product. This will then allow you to select any additional needs such as material, efficiency and even brand.

The site also contains search fields for industrial products such as bearings, pumps, pulleys, vee belts, taper bushes, couplings, hydraulics, pneumatics, fasteners, lubricants, adhesives, chains, sprockets and many more. Rather than searching through several catalogues or different websites, trawling through pdf. files www.engineersmate.com will give you instant access to over 150,000 unique parts at one site.

In addition to the unique search facility the website is also committed to daily updates of news feeds for more than 20 individual market sectors. By requesting your relevant market sector you will be able to view all of the days news from the industry which will be carefully selected from industry publications, on-line magazines and manufacturers product releases. Marketing Manager, Valeria Head, says "It will be the task of our marketing team to trawl through publications and on-line magazines to select the most interesting, important news stories from all of the large markets sectors and then load onto our site. We will be updating daily news on sectors such as Food & Beverage, Aerospace, Automotive, Power Generation, Pulp and Paper as well as others so that our readers can view all of the important stories in one place".

The site aims to be a must have "add to favourites" for all engineers, factory managers, maintenance managers, production managers and design engineers. CEO, Chris Bowyer, says " Today, time is money and the less time spent trawling through catalogues, websites or publications looking for information the more time we all have to fulfill our duties. Hopefully this site saves everyone a little more time".

The site will be live in early February, it's probably worth a visit.