Plant & Asset Management 2020 will
therefore showcase the very latest in
condition monitoring, CMMS, outsourcing/
contract maintenance, energy efficiency,
boilers/burners/combustion, handling and
storage plus much more.
In addition Fluid Power & Systems 2020,
will focus on a comprehensive range
of hydraulic and pneumatic equipment,
together with products that facilitate
better electro-mechanic system design
and application for improved process
automation, control, monitoring and
analytics.
Fully supported by the British Fluid
Power Association (BFPA), Fluid Power &
Systems comprises the largest gathering
of world-class companies displaying and
demonstrating the latest in mechanical and
electro-mechanical equipment.
Chris Buxton, CEO of the British Fluid
Power Association, commented on the
Association’s decision to exhibit again at
Fluid Power & Systems: “There is no better
event for the fluid power market than Fluid
Power & Systems.”
Whatever your industrial sector, whether
engineering, construction, offshore/marine,
oil & gas, agriculture/farming, automotive,
aerospace etc., Fluid Power & Systems
offers a convenient one-stop shop for all
your fluid power and system requirements,
including:
• Hydraulics: industrial and mobile,
including pumps and power packs,
cylinders, valves, motors, heat
exchangers, and accumulators. Filters and
sealing technologies.
• Pneumatics: valve and valve islands, linear
and rotary actuators, air motors, FRLs and
other treatment technologies.
• Systems: Electro-hydraulic & pneumatic
systems design; CAN bus technology;
process automation; monitoring & control;
modelling & simulation.
• Instrumentation: Sensors, switches
and controls as applied to fluid power:
Temperature, flow, pressure, liquid level,
position.
DIGITALISATION AND
ENGINEERING FORUMS
At a time when engineers are under
increasing pressure, and time out of the
office for attending exhibitions needs to be
balanced against heavy workloads, one
growing justification is attending a well-
balanced and focused seminar programme
where gaining further industry knowledge
is at the core.
Drives & Controls
Exhibition 2020 is
an essential source
of technological and
engineering information
and is fully supported by
GAMBICA and EPTDA.
Located at the heart of the 2020 co-
location are The Digitalisation and
Engineering Forums. With a strong
emphasis on technology, The Engineering
Forum will bring together all aspects
of plant and asset management,
hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics and
automation, energy efficiency, machine
safety, drives, motion control, legislation,
system strategies and technological
developments. Featuring representatives
from across industry including government
agencies, research bodies, trade
associations, and manufacturers.
While The Digitalisation Forum, sponsored
by Pilz, will fully reflect the ongoing global
transformation to the smart manufacturing
era and provide a fascinating insight into
the potential plants of the future, covering
all aspect of the digital transformation
across the manufacturing spectrum.
Leading expert will address the vast array
of information around 4IR, discussing the
practicalities, technologies and issues
surrounding transition and implementation
of digitalisation in UK manufacturing.
Over the course of the three-day
seminar programme, visitors will have the
opportunity to learn how they can seize
the opportunities that exist and promote
the benefits of adopting emerging digital
technologies.
Visitor registration is now open at: www.drives-expo.com
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