Episode 31 of Fluid Power Forum, NFPA’s fluid power industry-focused podcast, is now live. This episode features Jeff Watts and Kyle Capello of Bucher Hydraulics. Listen below to hear the two discuss the potential for improving pump and motor efficiency to keep hydraulics competitive.
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This fluid power industry-focused podcast highlights the people, technologies and unique applications that are moving the industry forward. New episodes will be released every other Monday. View the schedule for upcoming episodes below.
- October 12 | “Using Pressure Intensifiers to Improve Hydraulic System Output” | Brian Wheeless of IC Fluid Power
- October 26 | “IoT Integration with Sensor and Control Technology” | Kevin Vanderslice of ifm efector inc.
- November 9 | “Electrifying the Future of Hydraulic Powertrains” | Simon Nielsen of Danfoss
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