AAPEX EXHIBITORS AAPEX 21 & SEMA SHOW
AAPEX 2021 WAS HELD in the Sands Expo & Caesars Forum in Las Vegas November 2-4. This year, there were 14 NARSA/IDEA members who exhibited in the Mobile Heat/Transfer/Heating/AC section at AAPEX 2021.
“It felt great being out and traveling again,” said Aaron Morrow, Johnson Manufacturing’s General Manager and NARSA/IDEA Chairman of the Board. “Getting to see industry members, customers, and friends in person for the first time in 2 years was amazing. While attendance at the show was down, the quality of the conversations we had was up!”
AAPEX’s Mobile Heat/Transfer/Heating/AC section.
“The expo itself was very well organised and had good footfall throughout the show,” said Nooruddin NJ, Dolphin Group Chairman. “We had the entire senior management present to meet with our business partners. It’s great to be able to meet customers post COVID and to have in-person meetings. It’s bringing back the human touch. The market outlook is very positive, and we see substantial growth in 2022 with more aggressive expansion plans.”
“It was great exhibiting at AAPEX and being able to catch up with fellow NARSA/IDEA companies and members,” said Casey Hoke, Vice President of Diesel Emissions Service.
“It was a good show with fair attendance,” said Roland Ewert, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Thermal Solutions Manufacturing. “It was also good to see customers and the NARSA board members in person.”
SEMA 2021 was also held in Vegas during the same week. Some NARSA/IDEA members exhibited there.
“Northern Radiator was happy to be back at SEMA/AAPEX!” said Hope Thompson, Northern Radiator’s President/CEO. “We loved seeing our customers and partners face-to-face again. While we know attendance has been down, the connections we are making are great, and we are looking forward to what this next year brings.”
Redline Emissions Products’ booth at AAPEX 21. 4 | THE COOLING JOURNAL | November/December 2021
Jim Drespling of Jim D’s DPF Cleaning Service and NARSA/IDEA Executive Director Mark Taylor.
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