Expanding Our Reach

Our Fluid Power Technology Conference is designed and developed to give our advertising clients the opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential customers and partners.  We feel that this is a vital element in the chain of communication that includes print magazines, websites, e-newsletters, and custom media options.


The Conference was established in Milwaukee at the Milwaukee School of Engineering because of their involvement with fluid power technology and the proximity of Milwaukee to many users of fluid power technology, both OEM and user markets.  Now that we have established the event as a venue for networking and presenting very useful content, we are moving it to new locations.  

The next event will be held in Cleveland at Cleveland State University where a strong engineering school resides.   The team from CSU won the Vehicle Challenge this year signaling a strong interest in fluid power technology.  Cleveland and the rest of Ohio also have a strong presence of fluid power user companies both in mobile equipment and in automation and medical devices.

We already have plans for 2020.  With it being an IFPE year, we will skip the Spring but we will schedule a Fluid Power Technology Conference in Minnesota in June and another in the Detroit area in November 2020.  The exact dates and locations will be announced soon.

For more information about our Conference, please visit our website.

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