Prosser, Washington, February 11, 2015 - On January 14th, the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) held an open board meeting in Palm Springs, California, which included a presentation from the SCRS Education Committee (committee) overviewing "Kool Tools" and unique products for collision repair businesses. The presentation can be accessed by clicking the image below.
The presentation, led by committee member Toby Chess and committee chairman Kye Yeung, was the follow-up to a highly popular presentation offered in the January 2014 SCRS open board meeting on a similar topic titled, Cool Tools for Today's Vehicles. Both presentations were inspired by the wide range of products and offerings exhibited during past SEMA Shows in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"There are a lot of really innovative products available to this industry that fill very specific needs and tasks," shared Chess. "Many of them are relatively inexpensive, but can make a big impact on the repair process and the work environment for the technicians. It's important to note that none of the products listed are endorsed, or even tested by SCRS, simply recognition that they are interesting offerings to an industry that is constantly evolving."
Other previous SCRS Education Committee presentations can be found at the following locations:
SCRS Education Committee Presents: Exploration of Aluminum Repair Techniques
SCRS Education Committee Presents: Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding How and Why
SCRS Education Committee Presents: Full Frame Replacement
SCRS Education Committee Presents: Windshield Installation and Safety Concerns
SCRS Education Committee Presents: Blueprinting Tools for Collision Estimating
For more information about SCRS, or to join as a member, please visit www.scrs.com, call toll free 1-877-841-0660 or email us at [email protected].
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About SCRS: Through its direct members and 45 affiliate associations, SCRS is comprised of 6,000 collision repair businesses and 58,500 specialized professionals who work with consumers and insurance companies to repair collision-damaged vehicles. Additional information about SCRS including other news releases is available at the SCRS website: www.scrs.com. You can e-mail SCRS at the following address: [email protected].
