Basics of Hydraulics and Troubleshooting added to FPTC

At the 2018 Fluid Power Technology Conference, being held on May 15-16, 2018 at the Milwaukee School of Engineering, we have arranged to have a full day of fluid power training on Monday May 14th for all attendees who are interested in such curriculum.  The training and education will be provided by the Milwaukee School of Engineering and the International Fluid Power Society IFPS.

For more information about either organization, please visit their respective websites IFPS and MSOE


To make the experience fuller, richer, and even more valuable, we have arranged with these two very well respected groups to participate in our May event to further the education of all attendees.  On Tuesday and Wednesday of that week, we will be holding our Conference with exhibits and technical presentations from the stage.

There will be meals, networking, and other interesting side trips to the Fluid Power Lab, and the Rapid Prototyping Center as well as the Grohman Museum during the 2018 Fluid Power Technology Conference.

So, for all engineers and mechanics interested in furthering their knowledge of fluid power technology, save the dates of May 14-16, 2018 to attend the Fluid Power Technology Conference.   For fluid power component manufacturers and distributors, we still have space for your booth and time for your presentation from the stage.

Please contact me for more information mference@wtwhmedia.com


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