Notable Words: Inspiring the Next Generation of Engineers
By Eric Alström, President, Danfoss Power Solutions. As university students near graduation, their thoughts turn from coursework to career. With various …
Notable Words: Certification Benefits Professionals and Their Companies
By Thomas Blansett, CFPS, CFPAI, Technical Director, IFPS. Many articles about certification focus on benefits to the individual, and I certainly don’t …
Notable Words: Hydraulics & Electrification – The Future Is Bright
By Mark Czaja, Chief Technology Officer, Parker Hannifin. Without a doubt, we’ve seen in recent years tremendous focus on electrification across all …
Board President: Staying Curious in 2023
By Scott Sardina, PE, CFPAI, CFPHS, CFPECS, 2023 IFPS Board President and Chairperson. The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own …
Notable Words: Board President Looks to ‘the next 50 years’
By Denis M. Poirier Jr., CFPHS, CFPAI, AJPP, AJPPCC, CFPIM, CFPCC, 2022 IFPS Board President and Chairperson. You may not realize this, but the International …
Notable Words: Fluid Power Rides a Wave of Change
By Kevin P. Vanderslice, Director of Mobile Sales, ifm efector The last 18 months have been a challenge for everyone, as we deal with supply chain issues, the …
Can Fluid Power Focus on Energy?
By Dan Helgerson, CFPAI/AJPP, CFPS, CFPECS, CFPSD, CFPMT, CFPCC, Fluid Power Journal Technical Editor This is what we know: An electro-mechanical system …
Notable Words: Electronic Software Won’t Program Out Bad Hydraulics
By Lisa DeBenedetto, Account Manager, GS Global Resources When looking at machine design, there are several major engineered systems that need to be …
Notable Words: Failure Is Not an Option? Really?
By Scott Sardina, PE, CFPS, CFPAI, CFPECS, President, Waterclock Engineering If things are not failing, you are not innovating enough. —Elon Musk At some …
Notable Words: ‘I, fluid power, take thee, electrification …’
By Chauntelle Baughman, President and Cofounder, OneHydraulics Change. No one likes it. No one wants it. Everyone resists it. But is change always a bad thing? …
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