ACL Newsletter Issue 28
ACL Newsletter Issue 28
ACL Newsletter Issue 28
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COMCORK SAILS INTO SYDNEY<br />
Comcork WalkEasy White has made a grand appearance at the Sydney Opera House when it was selected<br />
to be the flooring for a gallery within the giant complex.While called the Opera House the building of sails<br />
is a lot more and acts as the venue for opera, ballet, drama, plays, musicals, and exhibitions.<br />
General Manager Daniel DeDomenico<br />
said that the Opera House installation<br />
was one of a number of installations the<br />
company had successfully tendered for<br />
over the past six months.“The prestigious<br />
nature of the job makes everyone pleased,<br />
but we are also laying flooring in a number<br />
of large installation, at Port Melbourne<br />
Library; Melbourne Grammar School;<br />
Woolworth’s trolley bays, and the QV<br />
Building complex in Lonsdale Street<br />
Melbourne, which is on the site of the<br />
old Queen Victoria hospital, and which<br />
will be a city within a city.<br />
“Our first shipment for the USA has<br />
left Australia, and with increased marketing<br />
being done over there by our distributor<br />
and <strong>ACL</strong> Marketing, we’re hoping a lot<br />
more orders will be following.”<br />
PHIL MAKES IT A DATE IN ROTORUA<br />
The picturesque central North Island<br />
tourist destination of Rotorua is also<br />
the location of a Repco branch which is<br />
particularly successful in selling <strong>ACL</strong> product.<br />
Branch manager, Des Wenmoth, promotes<br />
an annual trade sale/special day, featuring<br />
the attendance of selected key suppliers, such<br />
as <strong>ACL</strong>.<br />
<strong>ACL</strong> General Manager Phil Anderson<br />
was seen representing the <strong>ACL</strong> range, with<br />
performance and heat shield a major focus.<br />
Visiting apprentices were particularly interested<br />
in development of the RACE range with<br />
the new ‘H’ type bearings, and the increasing<br />
possibility of a range of forged pistons.<br />
The promotional part of the day began<br />
at 3.00pm, finishing at 8.00pm, which ensured<br />
that a trip to the geothermal splendours of<br />
Rotorua were not purely ‘thermal relaxation’<br />
for Phil.<br />
Repco trade counter specialist Bella, on extreme right,<br />
discussing RACE product with customers.<br />
An automotive apprentice(left) discussing the finer<br />
points of performance bearings with Repco’s Ellen & Katie.<br />
These ladies know there stuff!<br />
<strong>ACL</strong> General Manger, Phil Anderson (right) talking with a trade customer.<br />
YOUR CONTACTS ARE:<br />
Paul Greentree ......................Gasket Company<br />
Briony Gardner......................................... MAPP<br />
Yvette Saunders.................. Bearing Company<br />
Warren Dick...............................National Parts<br />
Phil Anderson........................................ ACNZL<br />
Daniel De Domenico............. <strong>ACL</strong> Comcork