Unicoil a Winner and AAPEX USA
Popular Mechanics Editors Choice Award

November 4, 2005 APEX 2005, Las Vegas, USA.

Australian company, Unicoil International has been recognised by one of America's most prestigious automotive magazines by winning a Popular Mechanics Editor's choice award at the 2005 Automotive Aftermarket Parts Expo (AAPEX) on November 2nd 2005.

The presentation of this award is in recognition of outstanding achievement in new product design and innovation, with the Unicoil being selected by the judges from thousands of new products on exhibition at both the AAPEX and SEMA 2005 trade shows.

Unicoil is a simple and ingenious solution for replacing vehicle engine moulded heater hoses. Invented by Australian Dennis Bozic, Unicoil International Managing Director, this internationally patented product enables the automotive technician or do-it-yourself repairer to bend a straight heater hose into any shape required, offering a simple and yet cost saving universal solution for moulded heater hose replacement.

"It is very flattering after our many years of hard work to develop and refine this product to receive this award. I am please that the judges understand the practicality and simplicity of Unicoil, I have now shown Unicoil to many mechanics all over the world and they all uniformly love and embrace the product, which is very rewarding, the award is the icing on the cake."Dennis Bozic said.

With a readership of almost nine million people, Popular Mechanics is one of North America's most widely read general automotive interest publications.

According to Popular Mechanics Editor-In-Chief James Meigs, "The Popular Mechanics Editor's Choice awards are our chance to look at all the great innovations that are coming from the Aftermarket, and to look for the technical innovations that open possibilities for our readers. In the case of Unicoil, here is a product that puts real power in the hands of the mechanic or DIY'er to get a job done that used to involve the ordering of specialised parts. This kind of flexibility and problem solving is really what our magazine is all about."