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New FasTest Product Catalog Delivers Complete Guide for Leak Test Connector Solutions

FasTest announces the release of its new Leak Test Connector Selection Guide, a 96-page resource that details the company's expansive connector offering, highlighting performance capabilities, features and application suitability.

New FasTest Product Catalog Delivers Complete Guide for Leak Test Connector Solutions
2012-06-22
MINNETONKA, MN, June 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) FasTest announces the release of its new Leak Test Connector Selection Guide, a 96-page resource that details the company's expansive connector offering, highlighting performance capabilities, features and application suitability. The comprehensive, user-friendly catalog assists customers in selecting the ideal connector for virtually any leak test application.

Organized to facilitate ease of use, the selection guide is divided by product family, such as TwistMate and FasMate, with each section providing a brief technology overview and outlining the products' key features and applications. Sections are further defined with part specification information and detailed illustrations demonstrating connector operation and use.

FasTest's selection guide is an intuitive resource that allows users to easily find and categorize connectors with a simple tab and index system. Tabs are located on the right-hand side of each page, clearly labeling the product families for quick, easy navigation. The handy index in the back of the catalog is a useful tool for identifying known connectors or parts.

To further classify connectors and simplify selection, the catalog is color-coded to plainly represent internal and external connectors, with blue indicating internal connections and green symbolizing external connections. Additionally, by including helpful web tips, it offers additional guidance for using FasTest's online search tool to quickly locate connector types or related products, such as seals and repair kits.

For enhanced convenience, a PDF version is available for download under the resources section of the website. Featuring interactive capabilities, this version contains bookmarks and links within the document, allowing quick, easy movement between sections, the index and specific product information.

For additional information, including contact information for lead reports, contact FasTest's publicist: Kate Flaherty (Next Communications). Phone: 952-934-8220. Email: katef@nextcom.com.

FasTest is a dedicated manufacturer of productivity and high quality improvement connection tools for pressure, flow and vacuum testing applications. FasTest's complete line of specialty connectors are designed to provide leak-tight, reliable connections for calibration and other industrial manufacturing applications. Custom leak test capabilities are available for unusual or unique requirements.

For additional FasTest products or information, contact:

1-800-444-2373 / www.fastestinc.com / fastsales@fastestinc.com

Next Communications is a full service marketing communications firm specializing in print, online and search marketing. For further information, contact Dennis Gallaher at 952-934-8220 or dennis.g@nextcom.com or www.nextcom.com.

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[Press-News.org] New FasTest Product Catalog Delivers Complete Guide for Leak Test Connector Solutions
FasTest announces the release of its new Leak Test Connector Selection Guide, a 96-page resource that details the company's expansive connector offering, highlighting performance capabilities, features and application suitability.