Hopkins Earns Multiple Industry Innovation Awards With OxiClean
Based on voting by automotive buyers from around the world, OxiClean Total Interior Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner was named most innovative packaging in the car care category at AAPEX.
The Network Partners With Safety-Kleen On New Green Initiative
The Automotive Distribution Network will work with Safety-Kleen to help members and customers responsibly collect and dispose of hazardous waste, reducing the Network’s overall environmental footprint.
CRC GDI IVD Intake Valve & Turbo Cleaner Technology Gets Published With US Patent And Trademark Office
CRC states that a single application has been proven to remove up to 46 percent of carbon deposits in the first 60 minutes.
Executive Interview With Randy Pindor, President And COO, B’laster Corp.
In today’s Executive Interview, Pindor talks to aftermarketNews about the key strengths that set B’laster apart from the crowd, as well as the company’s plans for the future and its role in keeping a passion for vo-tech alive.
Allison Transmission Honored With Membership In Environmental Stewardship Program
“This honor confirms our commitment to environmental excellence by demonstrating a history of compliance, implementing a robust management system and committing to continuous improvement,” said Mike Dick, senior vice president of operations and purchasing for Allison.
CRC Industries Releases New CRC Brakleen Pro Series Brake Parts Cleaners
The new line of professional-use BRAKLEEN Pro Series cleaners includes four formulations.
WD-40 Co. Debuts ‘Cult Classic’ WD-40/SEMA Cares Boosted Bronco To Highlight WD-40 Brand Uses
The restoration build blends old and new, and highlights the many automotive uses for WD-40 Multi-Use Product and the WD-40 Specialist line, says the company.
WD-40 Partners With Vaccar To Turbocharge An Off Road ‘Cult Classic’
The vehicle will be unveiled at the 2017 SEMA Show and later auctioned for charity.
Court Overturns R-134a Substitutes Rule
The ruling in the case Mexichem Flour Inc. vs. EPA stated that the EPA lacks authority under the Section 612 Significant New Alternatives Policy to require companies to move away from a substance already approved under the SNAP program as an ozone-depleting product.
Carnegie Mellon Researchers Find New Vehicles’ ‘Cleaner Exhaust’ Still Harmful To Human Health
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University’s College of Engineering found that newer gasoline vehicles emit less particulate matter, but vapors in the “cleaner” exhaust form particulate matter in the atmosphere long after exiting the tailpipe.
