FPTC Virtual Series Returns in 2021

Well, we completed our eleventh and final session in 2020 for our Virtual Series of the Fluid Power Technology Conference.  Dan Turner of GPM Controls presented an excellent session explaining Accumulators and their effectiveness in fluid power systems.  You can view this and all of our on demand sessions at this link.

In July, we moved the FPTC to a virtual platform out of necessity, confident that we could provide our audience the same great content that has been available in person in previous years at our live Fluid Power Technology Conference.  Our virtual event was very successful because it featured great fluid power content and had very interested audiences.


After a successful start to our Virtual Series, we are planning a continuation in 2021with the first session scheduled for January 19, 2021.  We will be announcing a schedule of events for the first half of 2021 and possibly for the second half also.

Our full intention is to return to an in-person Fluid Power Technology Conference just as soon as that is possible.  Our intention is to visit the sites that were planned for 2020 and that includes Minnesota and Michigan.  We will be making that announcement in 2021 but, in the meantime, stay tuned for our Virtual Series.


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