INDUSTRYINVOLVEMENT
UEM actively participates in leading industry organizations to stay informed, contribute to technical progress, and remain closely connected to the automotive aftermarket.
Our involvement gives us a direct connection to many of the major companies, associations, and market segments that shape our industry. Through organizations representing manufacturers, distributors, engine remanufacturers, foundries, performance businesses, and technical standards, UEM stays current on the issues, trends, and changes affecting both our business and our customers.
UEM contributes through industry events, technical collaboration, training, committee and leadership involvement, and ongoing dialogue with other established companies and industry organizations. These relationships help us better understand market needs, real-world application challenges, manufacturing developments, regulatory changes, and emerging opportunities across the aftermarket. They also allow UEM to share its experience as a piston manufacturer and play an active role in the continued advancement of our industry.
OURPARTNER ORGANIZATIONS
The AAM Group
Provides the marketing, technology, and program infrastructure behind many performance aftermarket distribution networks, including support for Engine Pro and the broader EPG group. Keeps UEM closely connected to the distribution and marketing channels of the industry.
theaamgroup.com →
Automotive Engine Rebuilders Association
Founded in 1922, AERA has long served as a technical resource for the engine rebuilding and machining community, keeping us grounded in real-world service conditions and technical education.
aera.org →
American Foundry Society
Supports the metal casting industry through technical resources, research, and training. As a manufacturer with in-house foundry operations, this directly supports our process control and material integrity.
afsinc.org →
Auto Care Association
Represents the broader aftermarket, including manufacturing, distribution, and service across all vehicle types, keeping UEM connected to market trends and data standards.
autocare.org →
Production Engine Remanufacturers Association
Brings together companies focused on engine remanufacturing, with a strong emphasis on process control, repeatability, and long-term durability. UEM has periodically held board-level positions within PERA.
pera.org →
Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association
Established in 1904, MEMA represents suppliers across OEM and aftermarket channels, providing visibility into regulatory developments and long-term shifts within the mobility sector.
mema.org →
SAE International
A global engineering organization responsible for developing many of the technical standards used across automotive and mobility industries, keeping us aligned with validated methodologies.
sae.org →
Specialty Equipment Market Association
One of the most influential organizations within the performance and specialty automotive aftermarket, keeping UEM connected to emerging trends in performance technology and enthusiast markets.
sema.org →