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Stuller Debuts Its Latest Tools Catalog
The manufacturer’s new catalog is color-coded for streamlined shopping.

Layette, Louisiana—New year, new catalog.
Stuller Inc. released its newest tools catalog, putting organization at the forefront.
Its 750-page “Tools, Equipment, and Metals 2019-2020” catalog features 19 sections, organized by bench jeweler process.
“The jeweler needs the ability to shop quickly and efficiently,” said Tammy Lail, vice president of merchandising.
To streamline the shopping process, each section features a table of contents and each process is color-coded.
“Our manufacturing experts work with a wide range of tools and equipment every day, and we rely heavily on their advice when choosing which new products get added to our line,” Lail added.
Categories include cleaning equipment and supplies, hand tools, gemological instruments, measuring tools and more.
The “Tools, Equipment, and Metals 2019-2020” catalog is available for purchase online.
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