September 7, 2023 | 8:00am– 10:30am* (Central)
Virtual Delivery
Registration is now open for the September NFPA Quarterly Technology Conference. The upcoming conference will take place September 7, 2023 and will be held jointly with FPIC. The conference focus is “Fluid Power and the Drive Towards Compact Designs and Increased Power Density.” Presentations will be broadcast virtually over Remo.
Sessions will include:
- Small but Mighty: Trends in Fluid Power Systems – Cindy Cookson, Vice President, Global Product Line Management – Industrial Fluid Power, Gates Corporation
- Primary Controlled Drives (PCDs) and Their Role in Compact Designs and Increased Power Density – Jon Frey, Head of Engineering Systems and Solutions, Bosch Rexroth
- Hybrid Technology for Compact, Power Dense Solutions – David Geiger, Engineering Manager, Moog
View the tentative schedule of events here and claim your seat today using the links below.
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