Searching on eMvoy

eMvoy provides four essential types of search to meet the diverse needs of buyers, industrial purchasing agents, and manufacturing engineers.

Start with the search tab to use eMvoy's full-text search engine against a list of over 100,000 eMvoy-reviewed U.S. manufacturers and distributors. Quickly find equipment, machinery, and components that meet your specifications.

To use our system, simply type in your product keywords or a company name. (You may also enter a city, state, or ZIP code, if you wish.) Then, click Search.

Look for the icons in the resulting list of companies. These represent the eMvoy Score, a company rating system that allows industry professionals to create a short-list to speed up the vendor selection process.

The search tab offers greater precision to meet the requirements of busy professionals, but know that we can't cover everything. For this reason, eMvoy has customized a unique platform called Google Co-op to provide you with three additional options for you to broaden your search -- or simply to try an alternative approach. These custom search engines combine eMvoy's knowledge of manufacturing with the power of Google Internet Search.

Industry Web: Search the Web with a focus on US industry and business.

When selecting the Industry Web search tab, you will be looking at results from across the web with a focus on US industry and business.

Parts: Search parts suppliers and specs.

Do you know the name or number of a part you're looking for? Select the Parts search tab and you will get information from a range of manufacturers and industrial suppliers. You may also enter descriptive keywords or specs to help locate the right part.

Info: Research technology, standards and industry sectors.

Whether you're interested in learning more about a manufacturing process, getting more information about new technology, or just looking up industry standards, select the Info search tab. We've crafted this industrial information search to provide you with numerous resources for R&D as well as practical workplace issues such as occupational safety.

We encourage you to experiment and let us know what you think.