This episode features Jim Kaas, the President of IFP Motion Solutions, Inc. IFP is a distributor of hydraulic power units and automation systems.
IFP is NFPA’s Gold Sponsor, the highest level of sponsorship one can have within our organization. Jim is also Chair of the NFPA Board of Directors for 2022-23. Today, he is going to tell us more about IFP and some of their items which will be showcased at IFPE – the International Fluid Power Exposition. We invited Jim into our forum to learn more about these applications and the fluid power systems that it connects to.
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