Red Dot Publishes New HVAC Catalog
Red Dot Corp. has published its 2008 catalog of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning units and all-makes replacement parts. The 656-page catalog features more than 3,000 Red Dot heating and air conditioning

Red Dot Corp. has published its 2008 catalog of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning units and all-makes replacement parts. The 656-page catalog features more than 3,000 Red Dot heating and air conditioning
units and components. It is available in three formats: print, CD, or online as Adobe .pdf files.
Red Dot units and replacement parts are used in commercial trucks, buses and vehicles in construction, mining, agriculture, fire and rescue, and other demanding mobile applications.
Red Dot's illustrated catalog lists the model, part and factory numbers for each HVAC unit or component, as well as critical dimensions and a photograph. For 2008, Red Dot has expanded the section that lists items by specific OEM application. Its cross-reference section is more comprehensive, so it's easier to match part numbers to Red Dot aftermarket numbers.
"Our goal is to produce a catalog the distributor will reach for first because he can quickly find what he needs, place his order, and assure the customer that the right part is on the way," said Robert Gardiner, marketing manager for Red Dot Corp.
Red Dot ships the printed catalog directly to more than 175 independent distributors in North America and South America.
For more information, visit www.reddotcorp.com.
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