Mersen’s New Enhanced Cross Reference Is Now Available

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July 3, 2019

Mersen Electrical Power’s new enhanced cross reference tool, now available on ep.mersen.com, was created using reference data from Mersen Technical Services and includes over 20,000 Mersen crosses.

This easy-to-use tool can be accessed via the Search tool on the ep.mersen.com home page. Simply click on the magnifying glass, enter a part number for a non-Mersen product, click the checkbox to activate a cross-reference search, and click “Find It.” Any match includes a direct link to the corresponding Mersen product page.

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We’re excited to be able to provide you with powerful search and cross reference tools to expand your ep.mersen.com website experience. The cross reference is a dynamic tool that will continue to be updated as more data is available.

For more information about Mersen, visit ep.mersen.com. 

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