New E-Commerce Website Launch Announced

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New E-Commerce Website Launch Announced

07 Aug, 2019

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Chromatography columns and media supplier, ES Industries Inc, announces the launch of new website to ease online shopping of products for its global prospects.

ES Industries Inc launched its ecommerce website with the aim of providing its worldwide customers with premium quality chromatography products at affordable factory direct prices with economical worldwide shipping.

The launch of the ecommerce website by ES Industries underlines the company’s desire to serve its thousands of customers scattered across the over 200 countries it serves, ensuring they shop easily and safely.

ES Industries Inc offers a wide variety of chromatography products for difficult separations and purifications in different categories, available in bulk or packed columns, including analytical high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), preparative HPLC, chiral chromatography and super critical fluid chromatography (SFC).

The ES Industries site is easy to navigate, ensuring anyone and everyone can easily locate their favourite products with the least stress.

ES Industries allows Paypal and credit payment methods, allowing anyone to shop for their favourite chromatography items without the fear of their financial details being compromised. Other features shoppers enjoy from the launch of the website include protective shipping with product declaration, friendly helpful and professional customer services.

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