Such an international scope

Each day when I approve our LinkedIn group member requests, I am continually amazed by how far and wide our reach extends. This really shouldn't surprise me, because a large portion of our website visitors come to us from outside the U.S. Yet it still amazes me that in addition to the few thousand Americans who have joined the group, we have members from India, Brazil, Italy, the Netherlands, the U.K., Romania, Peru, South Africa, Australia, Iran, Bahrain, and so many more places worldwide.

To me, this means I am working in a field that is well-established worldwide and will continue to grow healthily for years to come. It also means that like we claim, we at Hydraulics & Pneumatics are true experts in the field of fluid power. When someone is looking for good fluid power content to further their education and career, they turn to us. That makes me proud.

So I invite you to come aboard with us on this multi-cultural fluid power adventure. Join our LinkedIn group, like our Facebook page, and follow us on Twitter. It's a fun ride!

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paul onyekosi (not verified)
on Feb 15, 2012

need explanations on air power system theories using pressure/ flow control valves.

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Mary joined Hydraulics & Pneumatics in 2005. She graduated from Boston University’s College of Communication in 1998 with a BA in Journalism. She began her career as a business reporter at...
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