Federation of Engine Remanufacturers welcomes Walkers of Rochdale
The Federation of Engine Remanufacturers (FER) has added precision engineering specialist, Walkers of Rochdale, to its membership.
The Lancashire engine reconditioning company has joined FER to promote itself as a specialist in all types of engine reconditioning and component remanufacturing, and to network with similar businesses in engine remanufacturing industry.
Founded in 2015 by managing director, Chris Walker, following several years within the industry, the company specialises in German-built engines from original equipment manufacturers such as BMW/Mini and VAG.
Walker said: “We’re delighted to join the FER and liaise amongst members to discuss best working practices, the challenges within the industry and share technical expertise.
“For us, joining the FER brings with it a seal of approval that our customers will recognise for exceeding quality expectations, and trust us as their advisors for competent and high-quality precision engineering.”
Walkers of Rochdale offers cylinder head remanufacturing, pressure testing, valve grinding and re-seating, plus engine block work, all carried out in house in its high-end engineering facility.
The latest addition will have access to FER's wide range of membership benefits, including free legal advice through Lawgistics, health and safety compliance training, technical training seminars and access to a wide group of members supplying technical help and advice.
Rod Bennett, operations manager at FER, said: “It’s great to welcome Walkers of Rochdale to the growing FER membership. The company’s expertise will be invaluable to the Federation and its members as we promote the sector and the benefits of remanufactured components.”
The Federation hosts regular industry events, allowing members to network with other like-minded businesses. Through its members, the FER covers every aspect of internal combustion engine remanufacturing including automotive, marine, HGV, rail traction, off-highway, racing and competition engines.