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By Counterman
The Auto Care Association announced that an application programming interface (API) was launched in November, 2024 to select users and is now available to the entire auto care industry. With a continued goal to increase speed and efficiencies for users in the acquisition of the ACES, PIES and IPO reference databases, the Auto Care Association announced in May, 2024 that an API would become available to users in November, 2024.
The Auto Care Association’s ACES, PIES and IPO reference databases (VCdb, Qdb, PCdb, PAdb, and Brand Table) currently and historically have been available to users for download through a manual download process via autocarevip.com in various formats, including Access2007, ASCII, MySQL, SQLServer2008R2, and JSON. Additionally, these databases were historically published with new content monthly but were increased to a weekly cadence (except for the VCdb) in January 2023, with the goal of delivering updated reference database content to users faster.
The API, which is in JSON format, allows users to:
Download updated reference database content as often as daily; Download complete database tables and/or updates (changes) to the database tables; and Automate IT processes for smoother, hands-off data exchange, creating workflow efficiencies. “As we move toward the goal of real time exchange of content between partners via API, the logical first step is leveraging that approach with the reference data we all consume from Auto Care,” said Marc Pappas, chair, technology standards committee and CIO, Federated Auto Parts. “This will serve both to proof the concept and also allow us to make any enhancements before moving forward with more functionality.”
The Auto Care Association will continue to make the reference databases available for manual download through autocarevip.com in the formats Access2007, ASCII, MySQL, SQLServer2008R2 and JSON. However, the frequency of receiving manual database updates will be reduced from weekly to monthly (except Brand Table, which will remain daily), beginning January 2025. The dates of these publications are posted on the
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link hidden, please login to view. Auto Care VIP and Auto Care Data Standards users interested in learning more about the new API can schedule a time to speak with the Auto Care Association’s technology team using
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By Counterman
Milwaukee Tool announced two new Anti-Vibration Gloves to join its existing lineup of safety gear. Designed for carpenters, remodelers, masons, maintenance and mechanical professionals, these gloves can be worn for professional applications while protecting from harmful tool vibrations. The Anti-Vibration High-Dexterity Nitrile Dipped Gloves provide vibration protection while maintaining high dexterity, according to the company.
“Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) is a permanent medical condition that causes loss of feeling in the fingers, hands and arms. With 2 million workers exposed to harmful vibrations daily, we set out to address the risks of prolonged exposure to vibrations from tools and machinery by delivering essential proper protection,” said Austin Dorman, senior product manager at
link hidden, please login to view. “Designed for primary applications such as concrete drilling, sanding, grinding, cutting, chipping, breaking and demolition work, the Anti-Vibration Cut Level 4 High-Dexterity Nitrile Dipped Gloves and Anti-Vibration Work Gloves meet the critical needs of vibration reduction, dexterity, durability and comfort.” Milwaukee Tool added that the gloves are reinforced in high-wear areas, such as in the fingertips and palms, to withstand everyday use. They include a breathable lining and built-in terry cloth sweat wipe while keeping hands cool and dry throughout the day. The company also said the gloves are equipped with SMARTSWIPE technology, for a touchscreen-compatible fingertip and knuckle.
Specifications:
Anti-Vibration Cut Level 4 High-Dexterity Nitrile Dipped Gloves – 48-73-8762 (L) – $22.97
•Available in sizes S – XXL
Anti-Vibration Work Gloves – 48-73-8772 (L) – $29.97
•Available in sizes S – XXL
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By Counterman
FCS announced the release of 116 new part numbers for December. The new coverage expands FCS’s offerings on complete strut assemblies, suspension struts, shock absorbers, lift supports, shock absorber assembly kits, shock absorber conversion kits and air spring to coil spring conversion kits.
The new numbers include:
1 Air Spring to Coil Spring Conversion Kit 2 Shock Absorber Conversion Kits 7 Shock Absorber Assembly Kits 8 Complete Strut Assemblies 3 Hydraulic Suspension Struts 2 Hydraulic Shock Absorbers 35 Shock Absorbers 57 Suspension Struts 1 Trunk Lid Lift Support
link hidden, please login to view said all the units are in stock and ready to ship. They cover applications such as the Chevrolet Equinox, Nissan Altima, Chrysler 300 and more. According to the company, the new numbers represent over 23 million vehicles on the U.S. and Canadian roads today.
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