Major Webshop Update
The shop is easier to move through. Collections and products are on the first screen, a family opens into its variants, and a friction stir welding tool carries its drawing, dimensions, and STEP file on the product page.
Collections up front
The homepage now leads with products you have already opened, then the collections themselves. Friction stir welding tools, Design for Repair, embedded pin fin cold plates, and the International Harvester Cub Cadet parts are visible without opening a menu. Each card is the collection: the photograph, the name, and a short description. The arrows move along the row. They do not hide the rest of the catalog.
From the family to the size
Open Friction Stir Welding (FSW) Tools and the products in that family sit across the top. Choose one, such as Friction Stir Welding Tool (FSW), FS1, and the sizes are listed underneath. Item number, price, stock, and the dimensions that separate the sizes are in the same row. You can search the list, filter a column, save the item, or add it to the cart from there.
The FSW tool, specified on the page
The product page is the datasheet. For MF1003 the photograph, price, stock, package quantity, and country of origin are at the top. Sweden is shown with its flag. Under that, Product details keeps the description and the technical table beside the illustration.
The drawing is labeled with the same codes as the table: connection diameter, shoulder diameter, welding length, and body length. Switch between millimeters and inches and the millimeter dimensions convert. The ISO marks under the drawing name the aluminium groups the tool is meant for, including hardness.
The STEP files are in Downloads, on that same screen. Basic 3D models for MF1003, MF1019, and MF1020 can be taken into CAD before the order is placed.
That is the refresh. Fewer steps from the homepage to the collection, from the collection to the size, and from the size to the file.
