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Keller launches new website

James MuirBy James MuirFebruary 10, 20201 Min Read
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Keller Druckmesstechnik has unveiled its new website, with the Swiss firm describing it as fresh, user-friendly and fully accessible.

The new website is continuously updated in four languages – English, German, French and Spanish – with preparations for more in the future.

The producer of isolated pressure transducers and transmitters says the homepage is striking due to its moving pictures and simple presentation.

The most important news items are displayed at the top, and the design allows users to get the information they require quickly and easily.

Details of the product range are provided alongside information on the company range, along with case studies to demonstrate how Keller’s pressure sensors can be used.

The information is complemented by a download platform, and integrated filter options make it easier to access all available documents and images.

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