Urschel launches new website

Heat and Control Pty Ltd

Monday, 06 August, 2012

Urschel Laboratories has launched its new English website: www.urschel.com. Food processors researching different cutting machines for a range of product applications will find the website an informative resource, the company says.

A screen shot of Urschel's new website

A screen shot of Urschel’s new website.

The new site contains large graphics and simple navigation. Other Urschel websites will undergo similar changes in navigation and overall look in the coming weeks.

Urschel is represented by Heat and Control in Australia and New Zealand.

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