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Bernard Welding Equipment (www.bernardwelds.com) is offering its welding product spec sheets in the Spanish language, in response to growing demand.
The company said the information in the Spanish spec sheets correlates directly to the English spec sheets, to allow anyone who speaks either language to communicate with each other based on the same document.
The spec sheets include such product information as amperage ratings, part numbers and configuration options, and a variety of other information, such as installation and operation tips and interchangeability with other brands. In addition to its core MIG gun and Centerfire consumables spec sheets, Bernard also offers spec sheets in Spanish and English for replacement necks, liners and direct plug kits, as well as manual welding products and parts.
The spec sheets are located at (www.BernardWelds.com/service/specs.html) or by clicking on the “Service” tab on the Bernard home page and scrolling down to the section titled “Spec Sheets.”
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