Has anyone else seen this? This seems to be a common pattern lately. Companies will list all their products:
Product X1 Product X2 Product Y1 Product Y2 Product R42 Product F25
… but they don’t have a page explaining what the difference between the X line, Y Line, R Line, and F Line actually are. Let’s say they are gadgets. Would it hurt them in any way to simply say the X line prioritizes speed, the Y line is backwards compatible with legacy gadgets, the R line is meant for business use, and the F line is experimental form factors. How do you not think to put this info on your page?
How about searching for a screw? You you want blue screws? Or long screws? We have long screws in plastic and blue screws only in 1/4-20. Red screws are SHC and come in long head only. If you want fine thread screws, you’ll need to search for specialty 125#-56, only available pre-lubed…follow me so far? Here’s our line up of wood screws, they are plastic reinforced glass, a new stainless technology. Would you like washers? We have M8 glass washers.