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OMEGA Introduces Free Literature

New Horizons in Automation Version No. 30 Available

By DE Editors  

December 26, 2011

By DE Editors

OMEGA's New Horizons in Automation Version No. 30 contains over 100 full color pages of the latest products from Omegas automation line: programmable logic controllers, smart relays, enclosures, process measurement and control devices, motion control sensors, human machine interface, pushbuttons, proximity sensors, relays and timers, wire connection and more.
 
According to the company, a user-friendly index is available for easy product search, economical choices, popular models and accessories. The literature also includes pages of original Rube Goldberg cartoons.

For more information, visit OMEGA.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
 

 

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