Good for two more years

Well, another successful ICUEE Show has been concluded.  For a long time, I have been telling fluid power industry professionals about this trade show in Louisville that has lots of fluid power components and related products on display.  This year was no exception.  It is right up there with the OTC Show as one of the best displays of fluid power technology next to the IFPE Show.


In case you are not familiar with this great event it is the International Construction & Utility Equipment Exposition.  It is an indoor/outdoor event similar to ConExpo but the focus of the ICUEE is, of course, machinery and equipment used by utilities of all types including power companies and municipalities.  Here is a link to their website.

Unfortunately, if you missed the show this week, you will have to wait another two years for the next show in 2019 in Louisville, KY.  In addition to the many fluid power components and controls on display at the show, there was lots of equipment and systems to see.



I wish that I took more photos and videos to relay the experience of ICUEE 2017!  So I will just tell you that if your company is involved in hydraulic components and systems used in mobile equipment and you are looking for a place to display your products, consider the 2019 ICUEE.  If you are involved with the design and operation of mobile hydraulic systems, put it on your calendar.  But you will have to wait two more years.




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