Our Next Session on September 15, 2020

 We are happy to announce our next session of the Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series  taking place next Tuesday and presented by DMIC.


DMIC is located in Buffalo, NY and serves OEMs, System Designers, and MRO in a wide variety of applications including mobile and industrial industries.  Our speakers from DMIC will be Don Couchman,  Steve Dellos, and Gregg Panborn.  They will be sharing the many solutions provided to industry from DMIC.

Here is a link that you can follow to register for free for this session.  Each presentation lasts about 45 minutes in duration and is followed by a question and answer session.  We encourage our audience to formulate questions during the presentation and ask them during the Q&A where they can join live on screen.

Our Virtual Series continues every other Tuesday ad 2:00 EDT/EST through the remainder of 2020 and will continue into 2021.  At some point, we will return to the live exhibition and conference stage.  You can also find all of our presentations hosted in our FPTC website.

A big thanks to DMIC and all of our sponsors for the Fluid Power Technology Conference Virtual Series.


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