Choosing and ordering the most suitable product for an application is now possible using Endress+Hauser’s one online workflow. The 24 hour online access to all relevant instrument data simplifies and streamlines processes from engineering through to operations.
Easily select and size products to order
The integrated selection and sizing tools in the online shop speed up both engineering and purchasing processes. Upon entering their process parameters, users are offered a selection of suitable devices. The link to the product database ensures that all the latest information, prices and production times are available to help make the most appropriate decision. Ordering online facilitates prompt delivery, which means that during maintenance spare parts can be and ordered 24/7 as they become required.
Standardise products and speed up the supply chain
With the help of the sizing module, users have all the information required to standardise measuring instruments with comparable features. For example, flowmeters can be checked for possible standardisation by the Tri-size overview, which compares the features of the selected device with the next best-fit instruments.
As soon as a decision is made and an order released, the request is transferred to the local Endress+Hauser contacts that are also available for support whenever there is uncertainty concerning selection or purchase of an appropriate device.
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