Husco to showcase new tech in controls, solenoids and more at IFPE

Husco announced it be exhibiting at the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 show in Las Vegas as part of the International Fluid Power Exposition (IFPE), from March 14-18. The Husco exhibit will be located in the IFPE – South Hall 2nd Level — S81115.

Husco’s theme for the trade show is “Enabling Your Next Step to Zero,” which emphasizes the company’s commitment to helping customers on their journey towards zero emissions, carbon neutrality, reducing waste and losses, alternative power sources, energy recuperation or power management. In addition to their product exhibits, two Husco engineers will participate in a panel discussion on advanced electrohydraulic control of mobile machines.

“CONEXPO and IFPE coming together to create one of the largest industry trade shows in the world gives us a unique opportunity to showcase our more than 75 years of expertise designing and manufacturing components for automotive and off-highway equipment,” said James Mundschau, Husco’s Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “We pride ourselves on collaborative customer relationships that are driven by three essential values: intelligent risk-taking, high performance, and practical innovation.”

Husco’s will be showcasing and presenting on a variety of new technologies at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 this year, including:

Controller Family: New range of low, medium, and high I/O controllers and accompanying advanced hydraulic control software
High-Pressure Solenoids: Completely new family of cartridge combining the best of Husco’s Off-Highway design with Husco Automotive’s legendary quality
Brand new E-Steer and EH-Steer hardware with working demo
Flexible MX and SBX platforms to demonstrate how the systems can develop complete, energy optimized hydraulic systems

Husco engineers Austin Sowinski and Tim Opperwall will give a presentation with Eric Lanke, President and CEO of the National Fluid Power Association. The panel, “Why 1 mA Matters: Advanced Electro-Hydraulic Control of Mobile Machines,” will walk through the challenges in enabling the controls transformation through a real-world system example and proposes how future hydraulic control architectures may look. The panel will take place on Wednesday, March 15 from 1:00 PM – 1:45 PM in IFPE South Hall second level room S230. Click here for more details.

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