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New Dormer catalogue unveiled

Dormer Tools has just released their eagerly anticipated 2012 cutting tools catalogue.

The publication has been designed with "user friendliness" in mind. As such, it will help customers to quickly choose the optimum cutting tool from their extensive range. 

Featuring more than 380 products in solid carbide and high speed steel, the 480-page catalogue provides easy to use sections as well as detailed technical information.

Around 70,000 copies of the catalogue will be printed, with a strong emphasis on simplifying the tool selection process. One way Dormer has done this is by grouping products with similar dimensions but different property combinations.

This includes left and right handed, different surface treatments and alternative shank styles. This development also ensures the reader can make an informed decision based on all the available options.

Simon Winstanley, marketing coordinator at Dormer Tools, said: "The Dormer catalogue is an essential guide for tooling professionals all over the world. Each edition includes improvements on the last, based on the feedback we gain from customers.

"We therefore believe this publication is the most comprehensive and easy to understand in the company's history."

To complete the offering, digital 'flipping book' and downloadable pdf versions provide additional convenience and flexibility. Both can be found on the home page of Dormer's website (www.dormertools.com) from 1st May 2012.

To request a copy of the catalogue please contact your local Dormer sales office.

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