Accumulators regulate the performance of a hydraulic system by providing an additional volume of system fluid, pressurized by an external gas supply. For industrial applications, there are three types of hydro-pneumatic accumulators: piston, bladder and diaphragm. We’ll help you understand each type so you can choose the best solution for your system.

Not all Hoses are created equal and, more importantly, not all Crimps are the same. Safety is first priority and we will teach you how to properly inspect a hose assembly to make sure you have what you need to keep your people safe and your equipment running without leaks.

Choosing the correct cylinder is key to your motion-control solution. In this session we will cover basic terminology & sizing formulas, cylinder types and their applications, how to identify misapplications and more.

Pneumatic technology has progressed tremendously in the past several years. We will walk you through the various protocol options and teach you how to choose the right (not always the newest) interface and valves for your machine!

Identifying thread types in industrial applications can be very confusing. This class will show you how to identify SAE, NPT, Metric & BSP thread types and will discuss hydraulic systems best safety practices.

Why natural gas? Fleet Managers across the world have made the switch from gasoline to CNG / LPG to lower costs and increase efficiencies. This course will focus on the components required for conversion, government incentives and focused case studies.

Moving parts on your machinery & equipment require proper lubrication to maximize up-time and ensure long life. We’ll discuss several lubrication concepts and the available equipment needed to provide just the right amount of lubrication.

Transair’s lightweight components and quick-connect interlocking design allow for easy and immediate layout modifications and require no need to thread, solder, or glue pipe. In this course, we will cover the how to properly size your system, the differences between aluminum and black pipe and potential cost savings.

Transair’s lightweight components and quick-connect interlocking design allow for easy and immediate layout modifications and require no need to thread, solder, or glue pipe. In this course, we will cover the how to properly size your system, the differences between aluminum and black pipe and potential cost savings.

Transair’s lightweight components and quick-connect interlocking design allow for easy and immediate layout modifications and require no need to thread, solder, or glue pipe. In this course, we will cover the how to properly size your system, the differences between aluminum and black pipe and potential cost savings.

Transair’s lightweight components and quick-connect interlocking design allow for easy and immediate layout modifications and require no need to thread, solder, or glue pipe. In this course, we will cover the how to properly size your system, the differences between aluminum and black pipe and potential cost savings.