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In a single year, Euro Car Parts’ 2,600-plus delivery vehicles travel a
distance equivalent to going to the moon and back 88 times
service part such as a battery isn’t right, the bodyshop can usually
carry on with the repair safe in the knowledge that the correct part
will be with them very soon, often in less than half an hour. For
commercial vehicles, Euro Car Parts stocks panels that are primed
ready to be sprayed white, by far the most common colour. Again,
it is all about minimising key-to-key time.
T2 technology
Specifically designed to meet Euro Car Parts’ requirements, T2 is
a vital part of its collision repair infrastructure, which enables it to
react incredibly quickly to even the most obscure parts requests.
Like the large warehouses you might have seen operated by Asda
and Amazon, it is semi-automated. There’s parking for 600 cars
and 90-plus lorries, and a shuttle system supports high-speed
throughput up to eight times faster than
manual picking. There’s cutting-edge
technologies such as Radio Frequency
(RF) scanning and fingerprint-access
doors everywhere you look. Bodyshops
can even be plugged into a bespoke
piece of cataloguing software which
allows them to look-up the Vehicle
Identification Number (VIN) of a car
and find exactly which part numbers
they need. It’s this kind of support and
attention to detail that makes Euro Car
Parts such a strong partner in the UK
collision sector.
Improved for insurers
Euro Car Parts has created a game-changing proposition: a
one-stop-shop for world-class collision repair products. The
crown jewel of this fast-growing portfolio is the quality assured
Platinum Plus range of panels, bumpers and lighting. Importantly
for insurers and repairers, Platinum Plus is British Standard
BS 10125-compliant and independently certified by respected
organisations, including Thatcham. It is a high quality cost-
effective alternative to OE and Euro Car Parts also keeps unrivalled
stocks of all the other parts bodyshops need.
For more information, visit
http://www.eurocarparts.comJuly 2017
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