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1 week ago | fluidpowerworld.com | Mary Gannon

Cold presses using Delta Motion controllers help ensure consistently stronger, more accurate fittings for military vessels. With roots in the 1960s, W&O Supply has a lengthy pedigree in serving the maritime industry, doing everything from repairing valves to supplying pipe to retrofitting military vessels. The company has 18 branches across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, all dedicated to supporting marine construction, repair, and servicing.

1 week ago | fluidpowerworld.com | Mary Gannon

Danfoss Power Solutions today announced the launch of its Synflex by Danfoss 3TMH thermoplastic hydraulic hose. The hose is designed to bring superior performance to material handling machinery such as telehandlers, boom lifts, scissor lifts, and more. Synflex 3TMH hose offers excellent durability and reliability. The hose is 10 times more abrasion resistant than comparable hoses, providing a longer lifespan that maximizes machinery uptime and reduces replacement intervals and associated costs.

1 week ago | fluidpowerworld.com | Mary Gannon

Fluid power manufacturers return to the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston May 5-8 to showcase their durable, reliable and powerful designs. With a new theme of Waves of Innovation >> Offshore Energy Excellence, OTC will highlight the groundbreaking advancements in offshore energy May 5-8 at Houston’s NRG Park, showcasing the industry’s drive for innovation.

1 week ago | fluidpowerworld.com | Mary Gannon

The Fluid Power Systems & Technology Division (FPST) of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and The University of Bath Centre for Power Transmission and Motion Control (PTMC) will once again host the 2025 International Symposium on Fluid Power and Motion Control (FPMC). This year’s event will be held in Anaheim, California, August 17-20. The 38th symposium covers current and future trends in fluid power and motion control for academia and industry.

1 week ago | fluidpowerworld.com | Mary Gannon

Six years ago, the International Fluid Power Society relaunched the industry’s Fluid Power Hall of Fame, having its first class in 2019 after several decades. The Hall of Fame was established to acknowledge those individuals who have dedicated their careers and have made significant contributions to fluid power technology. Over the past six years, 32 individuals have been inducted into the Hall of Fame including several who were nominated posthumously. Today is the last day to submit nominations.