Announcing our first two sessions

As I have mentioned before, our Fluid Power Technology Conference is adding a virtual dimension starting immediately.  Our team carefully considered ways that we can offer the same value to our sponsors that an in-person event offers.

The simple answer is that you cannot replace in-person events completely.  However, our virtual format will include many of the elements of our in-person event that we fully expect to continue at some point.

Below are some details about our first two sessions of our Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series, including our keynote on July 7, 2020.  We are thrilled to have Joe Kovach present his very well educated insights into the Tacking of Hydraulic Challenges with Technology.  After Joe's session, we will offer a breakout room for questions.  Joe took many questions at his live in Cleveland session in Cleveland last November.

Two weeks later, Josh Cosford will present From Complex to Simple:  Sizing & Selection of Fluid Power Seals sponsored by Precision Associates.  Josh is also a regular presenter at our Fluid Power Technology Conference and his session will also be followed by a breakout for Q & A.


Here is a link where you can register for free for our July 7th keynote session and Q&A as well as the July 21st presentation.  We hope to see you there.

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