Core Purchasing program Flight Systems Industrial Products (FSIP) has a Core Purchasing Program. That’s all well and nice, but so what. What does a Core Purchasing Program mean and how does it benefit you? A Core Purchasing program provides an opportunity for you to earn cash ($$$) for your cores and keep remanufacturing programs inventoried, … Continue reading The Place for Electronic Solutions, Part VII
FSIP SERVICES, Remanufacturing Welcome back for Part IV of our Service Series! Today, we will dive into Remanufacturing. What is Remanufacturing? [Electronic] Remanufacturing, as defined by the Remanufacturing Industries Council, is a comprehensive and rigorous industrial process by which a previously sold, worn, or non-functional product or part is returned to a like-new or better-than-new … Continue reading The Place for Electronic Solutions, Part IV
FSIP is pleased to announce a new product line in our remanufacturing program. For the first time in our more than 49 year history, we are offering remanufactured Inmotion PSM motors. These steer motors were introduced in 2009 and have been used in industrial trucks from many popular manufacturers. The most popular version of the … Continue reading FSIP Now Remanufactures Inmotion Steer Motors
You know that FSIP is the leader in the industry when it comes to remanufactured & upgraded electronics for golf cart repair. And because your customers are always looking to be faster, bigger and badder you need stay up to date on the latest and greatest out there. That’s where FSIP new Golf Dealer Webinar … Continue reading Golf Cart Product Training
Did you know that FSIP can save you money on the controls and battery chargers that are used on many of the popular floor machines manufactured by Tennant-Nobles, Nilfisk-Advance, Karcher-Windsor, Tomcat, Minuteman and Clarke? Many of the controls, displays and battery chargers can be remanufactured for less than you would spend on new. Simply send … Continue reading Remanufacturing For Your Floor Machine Controls and Chargers…
Do you want to enhance your warranty on remanufactured controls from FSIP? Ask about Reman Extra! All controls remanufactured by FSIP come with a comprehensive one-year warranty. This warranty covers the entire unit, not only the components that have been replaced during the original work. We also offer you an enhancement option called Reman Extra. … Continue reading FSIP’s Enhanced Warranty
A battery’s performance is only as good as its charger. Over 50% of battery problems are caused not by the battery itself, but by wrong or insufficient charging. A proper charging regime is based on battery technology, temperature, state of charge and the application. Deciding what charger to buy for your application can be a challenging … Continue reading Golf Cart Battery Chargers: Transformer Vs. High-Frequency
FSIP has been remanufacturing electronics used in electric vehicles for over 45 years. It all started when a customer walked in with a controller we hadn't seen before, and asked if we could repair it. Our expertise was with electronics in the aviation industry, but we were sure willing to try. Today, we’re still growing … Continue reading Need something repaired that is not in our remanufacturing program?
Flight Systems Industrial Product’s dedication to zero-defect remanufacturing of electric vehicle controls, battery chargers, joysticks, displays, etc. has made them a benchmark “Green” business in the Central PA area. The company’s commitment to the R3 concept starts with the alliances they form with manufacturers for new product and remanufacturing selection and filters all the way … Continue reading FSIP is Eco-Friendly by Design
For over 45 years FSIP has strived to meet the growing needs of our valued customers through remanufacturing and legacy manufacturing products. Each day FSIP employees come to work with the goal of providing the highest quality products and best service to the industries we serve. Below is FSIP’s mission statement, the guidelines under which … Continue reading Our Commitment To You
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