International Fluid Power Society is now accepting nominations for this year’s Fluid Power Hall of Fame. In it’s inaugural year, IFPS reviewed applications and inducted 11 industry leaders in recognition of individuals – innovators, researchers, application engineers, educators, as well as sales and service personnel, who have made significant, lifetime contributions to the fluid power industry.
Nominations for 2020 will be accepted January 1 – April 15, 2020. Any person can nominate an individual, living or deceased, who demonstrated excellence within their 25+ year fluid power career.
For eligibility requirements or to nominate someone, visit IFPS.org.
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