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Pro Spot to Display at 2016 I-CAR Volunteer & Instructor Conference

Pro Spot will be displaying the updated PR-5 riveter, which features an adapter for quick, easy changing of arms, new flow form dies and more.

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Pro Spot International announced it is sponsoring the 2016 I-CAR Volunteer & Instructor Conference, March 10-12 in Orlando, Fla.

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Pro Spot will be displaying the updated PR-5 riveter and its new extension arms. The new rivet gun features an adapter for quick, easy changing of arms, new flow form dies and more. In addition, Pro Spot representatives will be available to answer questions about collision repair equipment, including spot welders, aluminum repair equipment, MIG welders and plastic welders.

Product Support Manager Bob Pluth will be on the I-CAR Joining Method Panel discussing advancements and questions on rivet bonding, MIG brazing, spot welding and more.

The I-CAR Volunteer & Instructor Conference offers opportunity for training, networking and interactive sessions.

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