Federation of Engine Remanufacturers marks successful debut Automechanika Birmingham show

26 giugno 2023

The Federation of Engine Remanufacturers (FER) enjoyed a successful debut exhibition at leading automotive aftermarket trade show, Automechanika Birmingham

The Federation of Engine Remanufacturers (FER) enjoyed a successful debut exhibition at leading automotive aftermarket trade show, Automechanika Birmingham.

Held at the NEC Birmingham from June 6th-8th, the show received a new record attendance, with aftermarket professionals and automotive enthusiasts descending on the NEC to find out more about the latest technical innovations, plus products and services from over 500 exhibitors.

FER made its debut at Automechanika Birmingham, exhibiting at the show in its current form for the first time, exhibiting its extensive engine reconditioning expertise and training offering. Visitors to the stand were welcomed by operations manager Rod Bennett, and FER director Mike Knowles.

Rod Bennett, operations manager at FER, said: “It was fantastic to welcome so many engineering specialists and those interested in engine remanufacturing to the stand. Our presence at Automechanika Birmingham allowed us to promote the benefits of Federation membership and continue to advocate for the remanufacturing industry amongst esteemed companies across the aftermarket.”

Automechanika Birmingham, considered as the leading event in the automotive aftermarket calendar, offered garage owners and technicians, body repairers and automotive enthusiasts the chance to meet with leading suppliers across the automotive industry exhibiting cutting-edge technology, product innovations and services, plus various exciting vehicle displays.

The Federation of Engine Remanufacturers hosts regular industry events, allowing members to network with other like-minded businesses. Through its members, the FER covers every aspect of internal combustion engine remanufacturing including automotive, marine, HGV, rail traction, off-highway, racing and competition engines.