The Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association's (APRA) Chief Technical Officer, Mark Kothe, announced recently that the association would hold their first Regional Electrical Clinic in Quebec City, Canada on October 14-15, 2011.
The Automotive Parts Remanufacturers Association’s
(APRA) Chief Technical Officer, Mark Kothe, announced
recently that the association would hold their first
Regional Electrical Clinic in Quebec City, Canada on
October 14-15, 2011.
Kothe stated, “The driving force behind holding this
clinic is Steve Venne of Atelier Dynamo who had
inquired several months ago about APRA providing some
training to rebuilders/remanufacturers in his
part of Canada.”
The clinic will be held at the Loews Hotel Le Concorde
in Quebec City and the program will feature the
following speakers and presentations:
Steve Venne will discuss how to select the
correct product for vehicle applications;
Maurice Cote of Leece Neville will give a
presentation;
Al Steadman of Litens will discuss alternator
pulleys;
Dan Smith of Boston Auto Electric will talk
about remanufacturing solenoids;
Carl Sickles of Exide will give an update on
the ever evolving batteries of today, and
There will be a mini-exposition for suppliers
who wish to display literature and small parts.
Kothe added, “We’re looking for a nice crowd of
rebuilders who have never been exposed to the benefits
and services of the Automotive Parts Remanufacturers
Association.”
For complete details on this Regional Electrical Clinic
please contact 703-968-2772 or visit www.apra.org.
