The Spring 2008 Fluid Power Conference & Expo will be held in Milwaukee on May 20-21. More info to come.

Our Fall 2008 Fluid Power Conference & Expo will be held in Dallas at the Embassy Suites Dallas-Frisco on October 28-29, 2008. We hope to have some video briefs of our sessions posted to www.fluidpowerexpo.com soon.

Don't miss two information-packed days at the 2008 Milwaukee Fluid Power Conference & Expo. It is very easy to register, just go to http://www.fluidpowerexpo.com/default.asp and access the online registration form.

We hope to see you there, lunch will be provided both days.

The Spring 2008 Fluid Power Conference & Expo was a success. Thanks to all of the exhibitors, presenters, and attendees. Thanks especially to the H&P staff for a job well done.

We now have a new topic on this forum specifically for the Conference & Expo. It will revew the various sessions. Please take a look at it

If you would like a little more insight about each speaker at the Milwaukee Fluid Power Conference & Expo, please go to http://www.fluidpowerexpo.com/ and click on the Sessions link. There you will find short videos taken after each session.

You can also register for the Dallas Expo this Fall.

Our Dallas Expo will have a great conference lineup. Please go to www.fluidpowerexpo.com to register.

Our conference schedule is set for the Fall 2008 Fluid Power Conference & Expo in Dallas. For more information go to www.fluidpowerexpo.com

The Fall 2008 Fluid Power Conference & Expo in Dallas was a big success. The technical sessions were very well attended and the presentations were interesting and educational.

For more updates on the Expo complete with photos and videos, please visit my blog at http://michaelference.blogspot.com/

The 2010 Fluid Power Conference & Expo is scheduled for April 6-7, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. This is the original site of the event.

In 2005, we designed this new Expo to offer fluid power companies an opportunity to present fluid power solutions to interested attendees. The 16-24 session conference is set up to allow attendees to gain valuable fluid power knowledge while visiting booths of fluid power suppliers.

We serve lunch both days to all paid attendees and exhibitors. For the companies exhibiting, the event offers a low-cost way to display products to pre-qualified attendees and an opportunity to interact with prospective new customers.

For more information, go to http://www.fluidpowerexpo.com/

The Fluid Power Conference & Expo was held at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Cleveland on April 6-7, 2010. For more details, please go to my blog at http://michaelference.blogspot.com/

At the 2010 Fluid Power Conference & Expo, Jack Johnson of IDAS gave a four-part series titled Closed-Loop Electrohydraulic Control.

Part 1 Introduction to Motion Control
Part 2 Proportional and Servovalves
Part 3 Electrohydraulic System Design
Part 4 Closing the Loop on Electrohydraulic Motion Control

As always, Jack did a great job of educating the audience on the subject. There was a good turnout of attendees to all four sessions. For more information on the Cleveland event and future Fluid Power Conference & Expo events, please go to http://www.fluidpowerexpo.com/

At the 2010 Waste Expo at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, the event included the Fluid Power Conference & Expo. In addition to Hydraulic System Basics presented by Tom Wanke of the Milwaukee School of Engineering, four more sessions were presented.

The theme of the remaining four sessions was energy savings and hydraulic hybrids. For more information, please refer to my blog at michael.ference@blogspot.com