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17 March 2011

Sign now and new subscribers to the ASTM Chest Agreement will get free access until the start of their subscription on 1 June.

ASTM is a globally recognized leader in the development and delivery of international voluntary consensus standards.

This agreement provides unlimited access to the complete library of books, journals, manuals, monographs and papers from ASTM International, one of the largest voluntary standards development organisations in the world.

The second year commences on 1 June but subscribe today and get access free until the start of your subscription. Additionally if you pay the three year upfront fee the price is fixed at $11,033 per annum – this is less than the 2008 price and is the best consortia price available!

We asked Janet Peattie, Acquisitions Manager from University of Strathclyde why she uses the agreement;

We originally took the ASTM standards in print form and renewed them every other year, as we could not afford to purchase them on an ongoing basis. They are used principally by staff and students from the Engineering Faculty. The ASTM standards were particularly difficult for students to use in print form so the online version has been very welcome. One of the main advantages is that we have been able to discard the old printed volumes and save substantial space. This was particularly welcome as the updated print volumes appeared throughout the year so we had to keep the old printed set in tandem until they were all superseded by the incoming set.

Purchasing the online version for 3 years outright with the flat fee has saved us a considerable money both in the savings which this deal offers and also through the cancellation of several ASTM journals are available through the ASTM digital library. We now have access to other additional material including ASTM manuals, technical papers and ebooks so it has enabled us to enhance content for our Library users
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Further details are available from here or contact Nikki Green for either a no-obligation trial or to buy now get two months access free of charge.