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APRA
Announces 21st European Symposium
March 30, 2009
CHANTILLY, VIRGINIA – At the International APRA European Symposium,
remanufacturers have the opportunity to engage in vital dialogues on issues that
affect their industry. By attending the seminars and the reception they can take
advantage of some of the industry’s best networking opportunities to better
understand the future of these markets. They will recognize opportunities to
improve their business and find ideas to drive their business forward.
APRA’s European Director, Fernand Weiland, announced today the program of events
that will be held during the ReMaTec Show in Amsterdam on June 7-9, 2009.
Sunday, June 7
• 14:00 - APRA European Board of Directors meeting
• 17:00 - APRA cocktail reception “20 years European Division” sponsored by FJW
Consulting
Monday, June 8
Seminar of Mechatronics & Transmission Divisions
• 09:00 - Welcome & Introduction, Fernand Weiland, Chairman APRA European
Division
• 09:15 - Keynote Speaker – Carsten Bücker, BU Drive (Germany)
• 09:45 - “Transmission Testing with Mechatronics,” Amir Fallah, ATP Industries
Group (UK)
• 10:15 - “News from Remanufacturing Research,” Prof. Rolf Steinhilper,
University Bayreuth (Germany)
• 10:45 - “ Evolution of Engine/Transmissions Electronics,” Mike Walker, ATP
Electronics Developments (UK)
Tuesday, June 9
Seminar of Electrical Division
• 09:00 - Welcome and Introduction
• 09:15 - “Learning from lean principles in Remanufacturing,” Michael Haumann,
University Bayreuth (Germany)
• 09:45 - “Focus on Hybrid Electrical Systems,” Voiko Loukanov, D&V Electronics,
Toronto (Canada)
• 10:15 - “Lester Catalog - A common language for a World Market”, Dennis
Jacinto, Lester Catalog (USA)
• 10:45 - “INA & Litens Overrunning Alternator Pulleys and Decouplers”, Daniel
Wolff, Schaeffler Automotive Aftermarket (Germany), Rob Laing, Litens Automotive
( Canada)
To register for these events, please visit
www.apra-europe.org. The seminars are free but
registration is encouraged so that we know the size of the audience ahead of the
event.