Website to support Russian expansion
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Renishaw product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Aug 2, 2005
A new Russian language website contains details on the full range of Renishaw products.
Renishaw is supporting the growth of its Russian operations with the launch of a new Russian language website.
The site contains details on the full range of Renishaw products, including CMM probe systems, touch probes and laser tool setters for CNC machine tools, linear and rotary encoders for position feedback, calibration systems for machine performance analysis, styli for touch probes, Raman spectroscopy systems for spectral analysis and 3D digitising products for reverse engineering.
Visitors to the site will also be able to download a wide range of Russian language brochures, datasheets and technical articles.
Renishaw has recently strengthened its Russian operations with new offices in St Petersburg and Perm, which will act as regional support to the main office in Moscow.
The Renishaw Group now has 33 offices operating in 27 countries, with a total of 1865 employees.
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