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Apex Tool Truck
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Jeremy77
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On the Armstrong site there was mention of an Apex tool expo/conference in Birmingham, Al. on the 29th I believe. It was free to attend and they were giving out some type of tool kit and other tool "samples" to attendees. There was mention of taking a tour of their tool truck as well, not sure if it was a panel van or what. It's only about 4 hours away from me and I'd thought of going but other thing came up.
Jeremy77
Well-known member
Perhaps something similar going on in NY?
Bondo
Well-known member
Ayuh,... Looks like the truck salesmen bring to the annual open house events at industrial supply houses 'round the country,....
LB-1911
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End User Specialists
SPARKS, MD -- (Marketwired) -- 06/09/14 -- Apex Tool Group, one of the largest worldwide producers of hand and power tools, tool storage, drill chucks, chain, and electronic soldering products, today announced its new End User Specialist (EUS) program, which was developed to support industrial facilities operators and industrial tool distributors located throughout North America. The service-oriented program provides end users at manufacturing sites with greater access to Apex Tool Group products that support industrial applications.
End User Specialists will drive fully outfitted trucks featuring 1,700 tools from the company's most popular hand tool brands including: Armstrong, Campbell, Crescent, GearWrench, HK Porter, Lufkin and Nicholson. The End User Specialists will provide technical expertise, offer demonstrations, facilitate customer orders, offer safety seminars, resolve warranty related issues and conduct chain sling inspections. In addition, the highly trained specialists will get hands-on with operators to ensure they are using the correct tool for every application. Industrial customers will continue to purchase tools through their regular distributors.
The EUS program is currently launching in select regions of the United States. The program will grow over time to include more than 30 specialists throughout the United States and Canada. 1
Take a virtual tour @
http://www.digitour360.com/apex-tool/
1 more @
http://www.apextoolgroup.com/news/atg-launches-industrial-end-user-specialist-program
SPARKS, MD -- (Marketwired) -- 06/09/14 -- Apex Tool Group, one of the largest worldwide producers of hand and power tools, tool storage, drill chucks, chain, and electronic soldering products, today announced its new End User Specialist (EUS) program, which was developed to support industrial facilities operators and industrial tool distributors located throughout North America. The service-oriented program provides end users at manufacturing sites with greater access to Apex Tool Group products that support industrial applications.
End User Specialists will drive fully outfitted trucks featuring 1,700 tools from the company's most popular hand tool brands including: Armstrong, Campbell, Crescent, GearWrench, HK Porter, Lufkin and Nicholson. The End User Specialists will provide technical expertise, offer demonstrations, facilitate customer orders, offer safety seminars, resolve warranty related issues and conduct chain sling inspections. In addition, the highly trained specialists will get hands-on with operators to ensure they are using the correct tool for every application. Industrial customers will continue to purchase tools through their regular distributors.
The EUS program is currently launching in select regions of the United States. The program will grow over time to include more than 30 specialists throughout the United States and Canada. 1
Take a virtual tour @
http://www.digitour360.com/apex-tool/
1 more @
http://www.apextoolgroup.com/news/atg-launches-industrial-end-user-specialist-program
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Duth62
Banned
With that setup they certainly aren't limited to stop points. They have much more than mechanics stuff.My guess is they'll do surprisingly well. Probably well enough to put a serious hurting on the current fleet(s) of trucks.