Would you like to visit a fluid power lab?

As a part of our upcoming Fluid Power Technical Conference taking place at the Milwaukee School of Engineering on June 21 and 22, we are offering all of our attendees a free tour of the fluid power labs a the Fluid Power Institute.  Tom Wanke of MSOE will be conducting tours of the labs at MSOE for all who are interested.


There is a lot to learn from a lab tour and there is no better teacher than Tom Wanke.  If you would like to sign up for the free tours being given on Tuesday morning, June 21, please go to our registration page for the Fluid Power Technical Conference.

This two-day event will be held on the campus of MSOE at the Kern Center beginning with tours of the Fluid Power Institute and the Grohmann Museum.  The seminars will kickoff at 1:00 pm with a keynote address from Aleksandar Egelja of Caterpillar.

There will be a series of seminar sessions given on Tuesday afternoon followed by a reception right on at the Conference.  A full day of technical sessions are scheduled for Wednesday including a continental breakfast and lunch right on site.  Tom Price of Price Engineering will give a opening keynote address on Wednesday.

So, register today and be prepared for two full days of activities and educational sessions.  We also will feature exhibits from our sponsors for the event.  They are listed below.





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