Anixter releases latest communications products catalog

Updated catalog includes a full standards reference guide.

Anixter (NYSE: AXE) has published its 2012 Communications Products catalog. Available in print, online and on CD, the updated catalog includes a full standards reference guide, easy-to-navigate indices and detailed product overviews formatted by category. Featuring more than 20,000 part numbers and weighing in at nearly 1,500 pages, Anixter bills the catalog as "the complete infrastructure resource needed by today's contractors, integrators and end-users."

Products listed in the catalog include technical specifications, descriptions and reference numbers. Catalog sections include the distributor's:

ipAssured Solutions
Copper Solutions
Fiber Solutions
Network Physical Infrastructure Products
Test Equipment
Networking and Wireless
Voice Products
Power, Cooling and Environmental Monitoring
Outside Plant and Building Entrance Protection Products
Security Solutions
Coax and Legacy Products
Tools and Supplies

"Our goal at Anixter is to provide our customers with the information needed to address business challenges through the deployment of technology," comments Doug Deputy, Anixter's VP of Solutions Marketing. "The comprehensive offering of technology enabling solutions from industry-leading manufacturers found in this catalog is one way we accomplish that goal. Included in our 2012 Communications Catalog are thousands of products and best practices aiding in quality system implementation."

Order the catalog here.

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