Snap-on Targets High-Complexity Repairs at SEMA

Snap-on Total Shop Solutions’ consolidated calibration and collision equipment lineup enables repair shop operators to accelerate cycle times on complex vehicle architectures.

Snap-on Total Shop Solutions (TSS) will showcase its unified portfolio of diagnostic, collision, and wheel-service machinery at the upcoming SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The display centers on high-precision shop equipment, including John Bean’s Tru-Point ADAS calibration platform, automated wheel aligners, and heavy-duty vehicle service hardware.

For Canadian collision repair facilities, mechanical service shops, and tire dealers, handling sensor-heavy vehicles requires dedicated bays and validated tooling to maintain shop throughput and reduce sublet costs. In the structural repair category, Car-O-Liner will demonstrate the CTR9 resistance spot welder alongside EVO modular anchoring systems and computerized measuring racks engineered to restore modern unibody and frame assemblies back to OEM tolerances.

The commercial showcase also encompasses Pro-Cut on-car brake lathes, Hofmann alignment systems, Challenger commercial lifts, and JOSAM Cam-Aligner units configured for heavy-duty fleet maintenance. Investing in integrated, high-capacity shop equipment allows service operators to shorten repair turnaround times and capture higher billable labor revenue across both light-passenger and commercial vehicle segments.