Propulsion Controls Engineering Signs a Distribution Partnership with Steyr Motors
Jun 1, 2017
Austrian engine manufacturer adds the leading San Diego ship repair company to their growing list of US partners.
San Diego, CA, United States - May 31, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Propulsion Controls Engineering, a renowned San Diego ship repair expert, is proud to announce a partnership with Steyr Motors, the well-known Austrian marine engine manufacturer. Propulsion Controls Engineering is an established service and repair engineering company based in San Diego. Propulsion Controls Engineering will be in charge of Steyr engine distribution, maintenance and support throughout San Diego County, as well as in Hawaii and Washington.
Steyr Motors is proud to announce its expansion to the US and have San Diego-based Propulsion Controls Engineering as one of its partners in bringing quality marine engineering across the US. With a wide base of customers across Southern California, Hawaii and Washington, Propulsion Controls Engineering has the resources to propel the expansion of Steyr Motors and present their cutting-edge engines to a wider consumer base.
The company officials stated: “Propulsion Controls Engineering (PCE) is excited to announce their committed partnership with Steyr Motors. We are confident that the Steyr Motors product line will further enable PCE to accomplish our purpose which is to provide high quality solutions to our customers in a timely manner so they may stay safe and enjoy their lives.”
The technicians at Propulsion Controls Engineering have already started their specialized Steyr training in order to be able to provide the highest quality service their customers have come to expect, now for Steyr Motors as well. The employees will be familiarized with the unique Steyr options and trained in engine setup, monitoring, troubleshooting as well as the Steyr diagnostic tools.
About Steyr Motors: Steyr Motors is an Austrian company specializing in developing lightweight, low-emission marine diesel engines. The company is renowned for its first Hybrid Drive System (HDS) designed for pleasure boats. Steyr has put years of diesel engine engineering and production experience into developing the Steyr M-1 or the Monoblock Engine. This engine boasts the lowest weight in its class and the highest power density at the same time. Monoblock engines are also extremely compact and optimized for the lowest fuel and oil consumption.
About Propulsion Controls Engineering: With over four decades of experience in servicing marine diesel engines and the marine industry, Propulsion Controls Engineering is the leading San Diego ship repair company and the US Military’s top preferred partner. Propulsion Controls Engineering is a local, family owned business and strives for nothing short of complete customer satisfaction. The company provides a wide array of high-quality services to both military and civilian customers. Propulsion Controls Engineering has been awarded the United States Small Business Administration’s Award for Excellence, nominated by the National Steel & Shipbuilding Company (NASSCO).
Contact Info:
Name: Kyle Clapp
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Propulsion Controls Engineering
Address: 3376 Main Street, San Diego, CA 92113
Phone: (619) 687-0035, Fax: (619) 687-0038
For more information, please visit http://www.pcesandiego.com/steyr-motors-service.html
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 204100
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