Worldwide distributor of ball and roller bearings makes it easy for prospects to find the right product at the right price
Boston, MA-November 17, 2009-Emerson Bearing of Boston, MA, a distributor of ball and roller bearings for OEM and maintenance markets worldwide, has launched a new website featuring an online catalog from ThomasNet. The catalog, which features more than 10,000 different items, enables customers to quickly find the right bearings at the right price.
For over fifty years Emerson Bearing has serviced the requirements of manufacturers, engineers, and maintenance professionals across a wide range of industries. Their bearings are found in a broad spectrum of products ranging from golf carts to machines that convert pulp to paper. With its new online catalog from ThomasNet, Emerson Bearing customers can speed their product design and development. They can also get a faster start on maintenance and repairs.
The online catalog makes it easy for website visitors to identify and select the bearings that meet their exact needs, and then complete a Request for Quote (RFQ) when they're ready to place an order. Visitors can search for items by part number or keyword, and access detailed specs, images and PDFs. They can compare several similar products, sorted by multiple characteristics (such as bore diameter, outer diameter, and width of one shield) all on one, easy to read screen.
In addition to the online catalog, Emerson Bearing's website now features two new sections that appeal to its engineering customers. A "Monthly Specials" section showcases various promotions while a new "Technical ToolBox" provides educational resources and technical guides.
"The new online catalog replicates our sales and service process on the Web," said Steve Katz, President of Emerson Bearing. "We now have the ability to manage the information on our website in a way that lets us respond to how our prospects are finding us, and what they like about our offering."
To see Emerson Bearing's new catalog, please visit http://www.emersonbearing.com.
About Emerson Bearing
For over 50 years, Emerson Bearing Co. has had "Bearings on the Brain". We are the Ball and Roller Bearing experts serving the OEM and Maintenance markets throughout the United States as well as the international markets. With our worldwide sourcing network we can offer bearings at multiple price points from factories in the USA, Europe and Asia. We target specific industries, learn about their particular uses and bearing needs, and supply exactly what is required. We have specialists on staff who understand these markets and can respond promptly.
About ThomasNetSM
ThomasNet (www.ThomasNet.com) is the leading online destination connecting industrial sellers and buyers worldwide. Buyers from Fortune 500 companies, the government, the military and more depend on ThomasNet to search for and purchase the products and services they need. ThomasNet provides access to over 607,000 industrial companies, indexed by 67,000 product and service categories.
ThomasNet offers proprietary web-based technology to help industrial businesses increase sales, expand into new markets and improve efficiencies-ultimately succeeding in today's online environment. The company has more than a century of experience in the industrial market, and conducts ongoing research on buyers' and sellers' needs. ThomasNet has helped thousands of clients improve their sites with its Navigator Platform-which includes online catalogs, CAD drawings, e-commerce capabilities, content syndication, tracking/analytics, and more.
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