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Snap-on VERDICT Allows For Wireless Control

Technicians can view readings and control the scanner and scope remotely from the display, allowing them to be in more places in the shop at once. With Windows multitasking and Wi-Fi Internet access, VERDICT puts everything in the technician’s hands to find the root cause to any problem, on any system and on any car.

Jennifer Clements
By Jennifer Clements
Jennifer Clements joined Babcox Media in 1997, spending most of her career developing and producing automotive aftermarket publications, and serving as editor of TechShop — Equipment, Tools and Supplies since its founding in 2000. Jennifer is currently group editor for AutoSuccess and Professional Carwashing & Detailing. She is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism.
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Snap-on VERDICT 300DPIThe Snap-on VERDICT diagnostic and information system includes a wireless display, scanner and meter.

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Technicians can view readings and control the scanner and scope remotely from the display, allowing them to be in more places in the shop at once.

With Windows multitasking and Wi-Fi Internet access, VERDICT puts everything in the technician’s hands to find the root cause to any problem, on any system and on any car: codes, live data, component tests, Troubleshooter, web resources and real-world answers.

The integrated SureTrack Expert Information System adds confidence and the optional ShopKey Repair Information System provides information to complete the repair.

For more information, call 800-424-7226 or visit http://diagnostics.snapon.com.

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