2016 is taking shape

Based on what I heard at the 2015 Industry & Economic Outlook Conference put on by the NFPA a few weeks ago, 2016 should be a better year for fluid power component sales than 2015.  This has been a bit of a challenging year for our industry.  Look for an increase for next year.

Now is the time to plan to take advantage of that improvement and we can help you.  We have eight great issues of Fluid Power World magazine planned for next year plus our annual Leadership Issue in January published in conjunction with Design World magazine:  February, March, May, June Fluid Power Handbook, August, September, November, and December.




Every issue will cover mobile hydraulics, industrial hydraulics, and pneumatics.  We will report on energy efficiency, research & development, distribution, training, maintenance, and safety.  Every issue will be served in print and digitally, just click to read ...





Our digital network will work for your company again in 2016 to help your company to increase sales.  Increase sales and market share with a solid marketing plan in 2016.  We offer print, digital, and coming in 2016 in-person opportunities to reach your customers and find new ones.  We will launch our Fluid Power Technical Conference in June in Milwaukee.

Please contact me for consultation at mference@wtwhmedia.com

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