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Fluid power systems will remain vital to mobile equipment as it becomes more electrified
Experts from the fluid power industry discuss how expertise in hydraulic systems can help achieve desired performance attributes in electric-powered mobile machinery.
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The next edition of CONEXPO in 2026 is gearing up to be bigger than ever
With 1 year to go until CONEXPO 2026, AEM has announced new features to further enhance one of the biggest events for the construction industry.
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A number of innovations took place in the fluid power market in 2024
Sensor advancements and other technological developments as well as unique use cases can be counted among the highlights for hydraulics and pneumatics in 2024.
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Shipments for hydraulic components will improve in 2025 as recovery occurs in heavy machinery and other markets
Macroeconomic signals are pointing to recovery in several markets which will present growth opportunities for the fluid power sector.
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Communication networks and protocols for mobile machines are evolving to meet advanced technology needs
A new NFPA report examines how increasing digitization and other industry trends are expanding the communication protocols used in mobile equipment with which fluid power systems...
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Demand for hydraulic valves will grow over the next decade
Increasing demand for hydraulic valves from various industries will lead to 3.8% growth for this market through 2034.
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Technology developments for tractors and other off-highway machines will be on display at iVT Expo 2024
The 2024 edition of iVT Expo will showcase the technologies and trends influencing off-highway vehicle designs.
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Hydraulics are important to the functionality of agricultural equipment and other mobile machines
Efficiency, automation and other major industry trends present continued development opportunities for hydraulic systems used in mobile applications.
Requirements for Today’s Hydraulic Systems in Mobile Applications
Matt Kaldor of Bobcat and Andrea Vacca of the Maha Fluid Power Research Center discuss how smarter and more efficient hydraulics are enhancing mobile machinery performance.