Workshop 2011 will run alongside the CV Show. This is the only national shop window for the all-important UK car and commercial vehicle maintenance and repair business in 2011. Too few people associate workshops with green ideas, but virtually all the exhibitors can help cut fuel use, either directly or indirectly.
New products at the CV Show will include EyeDrive’s collision avoidance systems, Zenloc’s award-winning locking solutions for commercial vehicles. Allen Developments will launch a system that enables drivers to couple and uncouple artics from ground level.
Bevan Group will launch its bodywork aftercare service and Imexpart will launch a new extension to its CaptiveX range of truck parts. Another exhibitor, Zenloc, will show its portable alarm and Carnation will use its stand to launch its genisys system, a fully customisable, easy-to- integrate solution for control of auxiliary electronics and related power management in virtually any vehicle.
Confirmed exhibitors for Workshop already include Gemco, Jubilee, Maha, NGK Texa, Unipart GES, V-Tech and Würth. Joining them at Workshop for the first time will be Draper, Maha, Somers, SPX, Stertil and Valeo. These are global firms selling successfully on world markets.
Major tyre makers and tyre service firms will be also at the Show, with ATS Euromaster, Bridgestone, Direct Tyre Management and Michelin featuring a wide range of their tyres for fork lift trucks through to road-going tyres for the biggest commercial vehicles, as well as tyre management solutions.
So as you tour the CV Show and Workshop, remember that ‘Go green, save fuel, save cash, save the planet’ mantra. You’ll find virtually every one of those 350 or more exhibitors will have ideas that can help increase efficiency. The tricky bit is selecting the best ideas for your business. And there will be hundreds to choose from.
And that’s where the CV Show Guide and its ‘green deal’ markers come in. The CV Show organisers asked each exhibitor to tell them about their green exhibits and will highlight them in the Show catalogue with that green fuel pump logo. There will be a free copy with the 30 March issue of Commercial Motor and with the 4 April issue of Motor Transport and more copies on the door at the NEC.
The Show’s website -
www.cvshow.com - carries all information about the Show, its exhibitors with their stand numbers and how to get to the NEC, as well as all the latest news. The CV Show at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, will be open from 08:30 to 17:30 on Tuesday 12 to Thursday 14 April inclusive. |50| ENVIRONMENT INDUSTRY MAGAZINE
For the first time, in another environmental protection inspired move, the organisers won’t send Show passes in advance. They invite you to register on-line and the system will arrange a Fast Track entry ticket to the CV Show and Workshop 2011 for you.
Simply go to either of the two Show websites, www.
cvshow.com or
www.workshopshow.co.uk and follow the Visitor link. The system will give you a reference number and a barcode. Bring that with you, scan it at the entrance and the system will print your free entry ticket.
That move will also get you £2.00 off an Early Bird Breakfast at participating restaurants at the NEC. So you can enjoy breakfast at the show while you look through your Guide for those green deal markers and plan your route around the Show. With well over 350 exhibitors, it will pay to plan your way around the Show as carefully as the best delivery firms plan their runs. Don’t waste the opportunity to save energy around the Show. Or shoe leather.
The CV Show and Workshop 2011 are open 08:30 to 17:30 Tuesday to Thursday, 12-14 April and, as always, entry is free.
The CV Show is owned by the CV Show LLP, which comprises the Road Haulage Association, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders and IRTE Services Ltd, the trading company of the Society of Operations Engineers.
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