2016 Fluid Power Technical Conference

Let me tell you about an in-person fluid power event planned for 2016.  It is the Fluid Power Technology Conference and it will be held at the Milwaukee School of Engineering on June 21 and 22, 2016.



The event will feature several speakers and exhibits from fluid power component manufacturers and distributors.  The speakers will include experts from fluid power exhibitors as well as experts from the industry.  Our lineup already includes:  Carl Dyke of CD Industrial Group, a well respected fluid power trainer who has conducted hundreds of hands-on training sessions and fluid power classes.

Also on the schedule is Tom Wanke is the Director of the MSOE Fluid Power Institute.  He is one of the industry's most popular trainers with more than three decades of fluid power courses to his credit.

The presentations will include Introduction to Hydraulics Parts 1 and 2. Electro-hydraulic components and systems, how to maintain & troubleshoot hydraulic systems, Fluid Power circuit basics, Pneumatics maintenance & troubleshooting, Advanced troubleshooting & motion control, System modeling and simulation, Advanced mobile with load sense hydraulics, and Filtration and contamination.

We will be launching our website real soon.  For more information about exhibiting or attending, please contact me at mference@wtwhmedia.com

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