RULMECA CORPORATION LAUNCHES WEB SITE FOR U.S. AND MEXICAN MARKETS
WILMINGTON, N.C. (February 6, 2004) —Rulmeca Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Rulli Rulmeca of Bergamo, Italy launched its new web site for customers in the United States and Mexico. The site, which can be found at www.rulmecacorp.com provides access to Rulmeca’s products, technical software, and literature about motorized pulleys and their applications.
Rulmeca’s catalog is now available as an online version through the web site. Information on how to specify, install, and maintain motorized pulleys is included in the catalog section. Posting technical bulletins allows customers to research technical data coupled with application-specific photographs to demonstrate function. To provide further operation information, technical drawings of cross sections of the products with their dimensions are available through the web site.
“We are excited to offer a variety of online software through the site. We felt it was important to give our customers tools that make utilizing our products easier,” said Mike Gawinski, President of Rulmeca Corporation. The online software includes a program to calculate power requirements, plot trajectory, and cross section in order to identify which motorized pulleys will best fit the customer’s needs. Rulmeca also offers a worksheet providing a checklist of design parameters necessary to choose a motorized pulley. Electronic forms make requesting a quote from Rulmeca quick and easy.
Rulmeca Corporation, headquartered in Wilmington, NC, was established in 2003 to serve the North American bulk materials handling industry. The Rulmeca Group manufactures motorized pulleys and conveyor idlers for mining, processing, and transporting bulk materials such as taconite ore, phosphate rock, C&D debris, granite, and limestone. Rulmeca production facilities are located in Italy, Germany, Canada, Spain, United Kingdom, Portugal, France, Venezuela and Thailand.
Rulmeca Corp.'s New Website
RULMECA CORPORATION LAUNCHES WEB SITE FOR U.S. AND MEXICAN MARKETS
WILMINGTON, N.C. (February 6, 2004) —Rulmeca Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Rulli Rulmeca of Bergamo, Italy launched its new web site for customers in the United States and Mexico. The site, which can be found at www.rulmecacorp.com provides access to Rulmeca’s products, technical software, and literature about motorized pulleys and their applications.
Rulmeca’s catalog is now available as an online version through the web site. Information on how to specify, install, and maintain motorized pulleys is included in the catalog section. Posting technical bulletins allows customers to research technical data coupled with application-specific photographs to demonstrate function. To provide further operation information, technical drawings of cross sections of the products with their dimensions are available through the web site.
“We are excited to offer a variety of online software through the site. We felt it was important to give our customers tools that make utilizing our products easier,” said Mike Gawinski, President of Rulmeca Corporation. The online software includes a program to calculate power requirements, plot trajectory, and cross section in order to identify which motorized pulleys will best fit the customer’s needs. Rulmeca also offers a worksheet providing a checklist of design parameters necessary to choose a motorized pulley. Electronic forms make requesting a quote from Rulmeca quick and easy.
Rulmeca Corporation, headquartered in Wilmington, NC, was established in 2003 to serve the North American bulk materials handling industry. The Rulmeca Group manufactures motorized pulleys and conveyor idlers for mining, processing, and transporting bulk materials such as taconite ore, phosphate rock, C&D debris, granite, and limestone. Rulmeca production facilities are located in Italy, Germany, Canada, Spain, United Kingdom, Portugal, France, Venezuela and Thailand.
For more information, please visit:
https://edir.bulk-online.com/profile/400-rulmeca.htm
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