There’s no denying the importance of fluid power in our country. From food processing to life-saving equipment, so much of our society relies on hydraulics and pneumatics — but do your customers know that?
One great way to communicate the value of your work is through NFPA’s Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry. By downloading this free report (available to members and non-members), you’ll equip yourself with the tools you need to promote your company’s efforts. The facts and figures in this report can be used to develop or supplement your company’s promotional strategy and connect with current and potential business using some of the most accurate and interesting data available. The report includes impressive details such as:
- Industry size & growth trends
- Downstream fluid power impact
- Research opportunities
- And much more!
Whether you’re looking to construct a solid marketing plan for the year ahead, or just hoping to engage a potential customer, NFPA’s Annual Report on the U.S. Fluid Power Industry will provide you with all the details you need to promote the impact of fluid power.
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