Nord Drivesystems mobile-optimised microsite

Wednesday, 27 February, 2013 | Supplied by: NORD Drivesystems (Aust) Pty Ltd

Nord Drivesystems has optimised its microsite for use with mobile phones such as the iPhone, Android smartphones and the Blackberry.

An adapted layout aids readability and straightforward navigation. The dedicated microsite, which presents sector-specific solutions and products, provides quick access to all food-industry-suitable drive systems.

To use the Nord Drivesystems microsite, visit www.food.nord.com.

Online: www.nord.com
Phone: 03 9394 0500

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