LAURENS, IA, May 09, 2011 (Press-News.org) Positech Corporation, the leading manufacturer of material handling equipment in North America is pleased to announce they have launched a brand-new design for their website. The website address www.positech.com remains the same, but has been completely reworked to make it more user-friendly and far more comprehensive in its offerings. Positech Corporation's new site features a video library of their products, enhanced search capabilities and a variety of case studies to view. The goal of the new site is educating end-users seeking material handling solutions that will help decrease worker fatigue and injuries, decrease product damage, and increase productivity.
The new site strives to make it easier for end-users to find the right solution for their material handling problem. Whether they are looking for a standard articulating jib arm or a custom end-effector to handle a specific part, the website gives an overview of a variety of applications and proven solutions that Positech has designed through their 30+ years of experience working with a broad range of industries. The user can choose from several options to find their ideal solution using the categories of capacity, industry or positioning challenge. For those visitors who are more familiar with Positech products, there are detailed product pages with photos, videos, case studies and technical drawings. The site also offers a Request a Quote Wizard that asks visitors simple questions about their application, so a quote can timely be provided to them.
Positech Corporation has a unique and unbeatable combination of experience, customer service and service after the sale. The vast array of material handling products such as articulated jibs, ergonomic lift assists, custom end-effectors and torque reaction arms make Positech Corporation a leader in their industry. Positech is proud to extend their company's value and service even further with their newly enhanced website. For more information contact http://www.positech.com.
Contact:
Ashley Sindergard, Marketing Director
Telephone: 800-831-6026, ext. 245
ashleys@positech.com
Contact www.positech.com for more information.
Positech Corporation Launches New Website Featuring Media Library and Enhanced Search Options
Positech Corporation, the leading manufacturer of material handling equipment has launched a brand-new design for their website www.positech.com.
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