In order to accommodate our expanded product line, research and development facilities, and new automated assembly equipment, General Technologies Corp, has relocated to new premises, located in Delta, British Columbia Canada. The new address, effective May 1, 2000 is: General Technologies Corp. #121-7350 72nd Street, Delta, BC V4G 1H9 Canada Tel.: 604-952-6699 Fax: 604-952-6690
General Technologies introduces a new family of digital multimeters. This family offers 5 different model, two of them in the popular and ergonomic “pen” type the CT8002 (manual range) and the CT8022 (autorange). The other model are in the traditional style: CT8015 (manual range), the CT8017 (autorange) and the CT8025 (automotive multimeter). These multimeter offer …
General Technologies Corp., introduces the first new Short/Open Circuit Tracer/Detector. The FF300 is designed to quickly trace and easily detect Open or Short Circuits in electrical repairs work in the automotive industry. Technicians can now Locate short circuits, open connections, broken wires, current leaks and even trace electrical wires with this tool. All these tasks …
FF300 FaultFinder: Electrical and Electronic Circuits Detector and Tracer Read More »
The new TD101 SmarTach + D combines a wireless tachometer, Diesel tachometer and a secondary ignition voltage tester into one hand held tool. The digital tachometer measures up to 20,000 RPM, on engines with 1 to 12 cylinders, 2 or 4 cycles. With gasoline engines, it works by sensing the electromagnetic waves from the ignition …
TD101 Digital Tachometer for Gasoline and Diesel Engines with Spark Plug Voltage Meter Read More »
An all around useful Diagnostic Tool General Technologies Corp introduces the TA100 professional Smartach+ to the industry as the first ever wireless handheld tachometer and secondary ignition tester. The TA100 SmarTach + combines a wireless tachometer and a secondary ignition voltage tester into one hand held tool. The digital tachometer measures up to 20,000 RPM …
TA100 Digital Non-Contact Tachometer with Spark Plug Voltage Meter Read More »
General Technologies unveiled a new, computer safe, all solid state electronics circuit tester . Unlike regular test lights, this high-impedance circuit tester is safe to use around automotive computers, electronics, ecm’s, sensors and air bags. It requires no wire or clip connector to ground. Rugged, built to last and simple to use on automobiles, trucks, …