Join us for the 2026 Motion & Control Summit & Expo!
The summit will be held October 7th & October 8th and will feature a 25+ booth expo hall at our New Hudson facility, 2-days of free training & development, food trucks, giveaways and more. Register below!
Expo Hall & FREE Training Sessions | 9:00AM – 3:00PM
Food Trucks On-Site for Lunch | 11:00AM – 2:00PM
Register Today!
Instantly Win One of Many Cash Prizes
Punch a ghost for your chance to win $10 to $500!
Play Games for Giveaways
Play games for prizes as you take a tour of our facility!
Enjoy Complimentary Lunch from Local Food Trucks
Rollin’ Stone Wood Fired Pizza & Impasto Italian Inspired Wraps Food trucks will be on-site from 11:00am – 2:00pm Wednesday & Thursday.
Meet With 25+ Exhibitors
Tour Our Facility
Stay for Free Training Classes
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| WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH | ||
| 10:00AM |
Basics of Machine Lubrication In this class we will cover the basic lubrication ideas and a general overview of the types of systems in use in General Industry applications. This class will also cover component identification and basic troubleshooting techniques. |
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| 11:00AM |
Hose & Injection Safety Practices The best way to prevent a hydraulic injury on-site is awareness. Hydraulic injuries can result in severe burns, amputation and in some cases death. This seminar will give an introduction to the importance of selecting the right hose, hydraulic hose safety, routing best practices, and hydraulic injection injuries. |
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| 1:00PM |
Transair - Compressed Air and Inert Gas Piping System This seminar will cover a brief Introduction into compressed air, including Parker Transair piping technologies and how they work, Transair vs. traditional systems, stainless steel solutions, common applications and where to get support information. We’ll touch base on how Transair pipe brings a unique set of advantages and benefits that can effect productivity, installation cost and reduce the pressures surrounding “Power on Date Deadlines” associated with the shortages of material and a skilled labor pool which we see today. |
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| 2:00PM |
Industrial Hose Introduction & STAMP Overview This course establishes the difference between industrial hose and hydraulic hose, creating an awareness of the different applications, markets, and expectations. Breakdown of the STAMPED process to help in selecting the best hose for the application to maximize life expectancy, offer the best value, minimize maintenance costs, and provide a safe work environment. The last portion will review industrial hose ends and materials common through the different markets. |
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| THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8TH | ||
| 10:00AM |
Basics of Hydraulics Training This class aims to give an introduction into the hydraulic system and its components, highlighting basic terminology and how hydraulics differs from other methods of motion control. The class will give insight into the general function of each component and how they fit into the overall system. The basics of hydraulic pressure and flow delivery will also be covered. |
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| 11:00AM |
How to Integrate New Hydraulic Safety Standards on New or Existing Machinery Existing lock out tag out procedures may not protect your workers from unsafe pressurized hydraulic systems. This course will review the benefits of using Control Reliable Hydraulic Safety Valves to increase production and create a safe machine state when humans are working in close proximity to automated machinery. |
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| 1:00PM |
Hose Assembly & Crimping Techniques Not all Hoses are created equal and, more importantly, not all crimps are the same. Safety is the first priority in producing a successful hose assembly and we will teach you how to do it the right way. In addition we will show you how to properly inspect a hose assembly to make sure you have what you need to keep your team safe and your equipment running without leaks. |
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| 2:00PM |
Total System Health Management - Hydraulic Systems Learn how to maximize your Hydraulic Systems overall health! In this class we will cover total health filtration management, including: Diagnostics - combining sensors and diagnostic tools with circuit filtration and offline systems to receive real-life insight into changing system health. Therapeutics - to extend the life of your fluid beyond routine drain and change intervals. Preventative - to select the correct filtration to preserve the desired performance specifications of your system. |
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Motion & Control
Pneumatics
Industrial Hydraulics
