General Technologies Corp. launches a new website for its worldwide customers and distributors. The enhanced website features a comprehensive product list, accessories, manuals and brochures. High resolution product pictures and copy are provided in the media center for easy downloads and advertising use. Please visit www.gtc.ca or call 1-800-440-5582
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Professional Cordless Polarity Circuit Tester Model CT8007 is back by popular customer demand. General Technologies Corp/Sheffield Research is re-introducing this Computer-Safe Circuit polarity tester to the market based on the many inquiries it has received from end-users and technician throughout the automotive industry. Specifically designed for use on autos, trucks, trailers, RV’s & boats, radio
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This new, user friendly Oxygen Sensor Tester/Simulator model ST05 from General Technologies Corp/Sheffield Research sports a simple interface to perform diagnostic tests and measurements on any Oxygen Sensor and to quickly determine whether or not an oxygen sensor is actually defective and in need of replacement. It is designed to be used both, as a
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General Technologies Corp., introduces the LT102 IR Laser Thermometer for use in automotive and industrial diagnostic applications. This new ergonomic thermometer is packed with all the features to do the job each and every time. The unit offers the user a –52 ˚F to 1000˚F measure range, a resolution of 1 ˚F and an 8:1
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The CT8027 has all of the measurement functions you will find in a quality 4 digits/analog bargraph digital multimeter: AC/DC voltage and current, resistance and continuity test, plus all the special automotive functions like tachometer, dwell, temperature, pulse width measurement for electronic fuel injection, frequency and diode testing. This affordable multimeter comes with all the
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This top of its class automotive digital multimeter offers more measurement capabilities and features than any other unit in the market. It features a dual scale backlighted display with analog bargraph, auto-range functions, AC/DC voltage, current, and resistance measurements, 4 times/sec display updates, data hold, 50 mS recording with max./min./average recall, relative measurement mode, audible
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This automotive current clamp meter, is a stand alone tool and does not require a multimeter to work. With its autorange and high sensitivity, it allows the measurement of AC/DC currents with a resolution down to 0.1 A, and a maximum current of 1000A, making it ideal for all kind of loads, like electric motors,
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Following on the success of the FF300 FaultFinder, General Technologies Corp., introduces the model FF310 FaultFinder, circuit detector and tracer specially designed for the necessities of the automotive repair industry. The FF310 is an improved version of the FF300, with a new ergonomic and attractive styling. However the differences with the older model, are more
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General Technologies Corp. introduces the first custom designed milliamp capable automotive current clamp meter, to be used as a stand alone tool which does not require a multimeter to work. With its autorange and high sensitivity, it allows the measurement of AC/DC currents with a resolution down to 1 mA, and a maximum current of
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This automotive current clamp meter, is a stand alone tool and does not require a multimeter to work. With its autorange and high sensitivity, it allows the measurement of AC/DC currents with a resolution down to 0.1 A, and a maximum current of 600A, making it ideal for all kind of loads, like electric motors,
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