Cole Parmer, a global leader in fluid handling, life science, general laboratory products, instrumentation and equipment recently released its 7th annual catalogue for the scientific and process industries. The company has also released its second annual catalogue dedicated to the Food and Beverage industry.

The new 2013/2014 catalogue from Cole-Parmer offers a full selection of products and services to enhance efficiency and produce best practices. The 300+ page catalogue has numerous unique and new products, as well as returning favourites. Users can select from highly efficient laboratory essentials, lab equipment, fluid handling and process equipment and find exactly what they need for their application from research and development to pilot plants scale-up. The catalogue also has convenient dual pricing featuring custom duty exempt prices and prices in rupees, making it handy for users to set up supply contracts.

At the catalogue launch, Rakesh Aggarwal, director, Cole-Parmer India, said, “The 2013/14 catalogue underscores the company's reputation of bringing the latest, hard-to-find products to customers. It is designed in such a way that products are positioned based on features and areas of applicantation. Sufficient information is available in the catalogue-both technical and commercial-to make buying and using products much easier. The dual pricing provided also helps the user make a buying decision quicker. All of this makes our catalogue a complete resources for users.”

The catalogue includes a wide portfolio of products to address customers demanding manufacturing and process applications needs. Featured products in the catalogue include the Masterflex I/P Digital Process Drive, Oakton pH 700 Benchtop Meter, Rotational Viscometer, IKA EUROSTAR 100 Control Digital Mixer, Centrifan PE small-volume evaporators, Cole-Parmer Polystat Cooling/Heating cirulating baths, Masterflex L/S Precision Modular drives, Shuttle Portable Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer, and IKA RET Control Stirring Hot Plate to name a few.