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Automation catalogue used as a quick reference
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Mitsubishi Electric Automation Systems product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team
Oct 25, 2004
Automation catalogue structure allows it to be used as a quick reference tool to identify individual products or delve deeper and access detailed technical information.
A new type of catalogue has been developed by Mitsubishi Electric Automation Systems Division, which provides just about all the information engineers need when developing or configuring automation projects right up to fully integrated production systems.
It is divided into two sections, one covering Mitsubishi's breadth of automation products and related services, the other gives detailed technical information on each range and product.
It also provides information on local specialist partner companies, product cross references, training and a host of other useful information.
The structure of the publication is such that you can use it as a quick reference tool to identify individual products or delve deeper and access detailed technical information.
All of this is contained in 120 pages, compact enough to allow simple and intuitive navigation from one section to the next.
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