Join the dozens NFPA member companies that have already downloaded the 2018 Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry. This report includes an overview of the fluid power industry and showcases fluid power as a workhorse of the American economy.
The information in this report is helping companies enhance their marketing efforts and prepare their strategic planning initiatives as well as providing them a resource to promote fluid power as a technology of choice to current and potential customers.
The 2018 Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry is the most recent collection of data about the growth and future trends in the fluid power industry. Use this resource to see just how U.S. manufacturing of fluid power components reached a record-high $23.5 billion, the highest total in the history of the industry.
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