Learning system for automation and technology

A Festo product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Aug 1, 2003

Festo Didactic, the training division of automation specialist Festo, has launched a new issue of its catalogue entitled "Learning system for automation and technology".

Festo Didactic, the training division of automation specialist Festo, has launched a new issue of its catalogue entitled "Learning system for automation and technology".

Featuring more training products, teachware, and software than ever before, it is an essential guide to the training concepts that Festo offers for its extensive educational product range.

Divided into eight sections for ease of use, the new catalogue focuses on the unique diversity and depth of technology training services that Festo offers.

It provides information on all of the company's training products, and covers all of the automation topics in the Festo range.

These include: pneumatics and electropneumatics; hydraulics and electrohydraulics; electronics; sensors; robotics; CNC technology; PLC and Fieldbus technology; manufacturing technology; process engineering; and mechatronics.

With many new products included in the new, updated issue, it is the most comprehensive edition of the Festo Didactic catalogue ever published.

The "Learning system for automation and technology" edition has been designed with an easy-to-use layout to enable fast access to the products and services required.

Also included with the catalogue is a learning system CD-ROM, providing an overview of all of the topics included with the Festo training program.

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