From enabling artistic architecture to protecting homes from hurricane damage, #OnlyFluidPowerCan perform the many unique tasks that keep our world running. The fluid power industry is often overlooked in terms of its contributions to society as we know it, but now you can learn everything about the impact of fluid power in the United States all in one place: NFPA’s Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry. By downloading this free report (available to members and non-members), you and your contacts can get a better understanding of the reach of our industry and see just how much fluid power is responsible for in our country.
The report includes fascinating details such as:
- Top market applications for hydraulics and pneumatics
- Unique advantages of fluid power
- Downstream industry impact
- And much more!
Download the Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry today to discover some of the most unique and surprising applications of fluid power in our everyday lives. Then, check out our social media hashtag #OnlyFluidPowerCan for even more examples!
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