(pressebox) (Tornesch, 2015-11-16) HellermannTyton today announced availability of its freshly printed product catalogue for 2016/2017. An English-language edition for use in Central Europe and export markets has been published in parallel to new editions for Germany, Austria and Poland. Localised editions for the UK and other European markets will follow in 2016.

Offering over 60,000 items, HellermannTyton is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of high quality products for fastening, fixing, identifying and protecting cables and their connecting components.

The catalogue is a practical tool providing electrical installers, engineers, industrial designers and wholesalers a comprehensive overview of products by category and includes many examples of industry-specific application solutions.

"Even in this digital age, our customers and partners still value the print catalogue on account of its clarity and wealth of information", says Stephan Jungermann, Managing Director of the HellermannTyton Group.

“We have also modernised our web design so that the complete product offering can be easily found online at any time and used optimally, no matter whether from a PC, a notebook, tablet or smartphone – and all in 19 languages.“

What’s new at a glance:

• Quicker comparison of products and technical specifications
• System solutions tailored to industry requirements
• Material overview as a handy supplement
• All products and information available online at any time

Free copies of the new English-language product catalogue for 2016/2017 can be ordered by calling Tel. +49 4122/701-0 or via the web page www.HellermannTyton.com/catalogue where the electronic version
can also be searched and browsed immediately.

About HellermannTyton: HellermannTyton is one of the leading suppliers of products for fastening, fixing, identifying and protecting cables and their connecting components. We also develop pioneering systems in the field of data and network technology. HellermannTyton is present with 35 companies across all five continents worldwide. Twelve of these sites are facilities producing more than 60,000 products.