Web briefs

Air quality monitoring equipment specialist Livingston Rental has put its 1997 catalogue onto the Internet. As well as details of the latest equipment, including the Jerome 631-X H2S analyser and the Autofilm II VOC detector, the website includes a frequently asked questions section explaining Livingston's rental terms and conditions.

http://www.livingston.co.uk

* Under pressure

The Thomas Wright-Thorite Group, a Bradford-based supplier of compressed air equipment, has just 'gone live' on the Web. IT director Stephen Wright expects the site to 'develop into a major source of information for people working with pneumatics.'

http://www.thorite.co.uk

* Maintenance management

Information on products and services from maintenance specialist Engica, along with contact details for distributors and an on-line information request service can be found at the company's new web site.

http://www.engica.com

* Exxon hits the web

As well as the usual information about plants, products, markets and financial performance, Exxon Chemical's website includes a section for teachers and pupils, which shows visitors the role chemicals play in everyday products

http://www.exxonchemical.com

* Worcester source

Worcester Control's website is divided into three sections, giving information on the company's ranges of three-piece and flanged ball valves; pneumatic and electric actuators; and control valves and 'special' products. The site also features updates on new products and applications.

http://www.worcestercontrols.co.uk

* Fill the information vacuum

Pfeiffer Vacuum has developed a 30-page website containing details of the firm's technical expertise, products, sales staff, service arrangements and system technology. An 'application forum' allows users to exchange ideas.

http://www.pfeiffer-vacuum.de