BVAA to Exhibit at Fluid Power & Systems 2016
The British Valve and Actuator Association (BVAA) have signed-up to exhibit at Fluid Power & Systems 2016, to be held at the NEC, Birmingham from 12th to14th April 2016. Association staff will be on-hand on BVAA’s 28 sq m stand (AF640) to provide guidance, advice and updates to attendees.
BVAA Director and CEO, Rob Bartlett, commented: “Fluid power remains a vitally important power and motion control solution for the valve industry and its customers. Consequently, BVAA has a number of members who are specifiers, manufacturers, suppliers or indeed users of the technology. Participating in the FPS show is therefore of clear benefit to the association and its members.
Business opportunities
“Due to our strong ties to our customerbase, BVAA is very much focused on delivering business opportunities to our members as well as the more traditional trade association roles. That coupled with our impressive service portfolio is why we've quadrupled our membership in just a decade.”
Rob continued: “One of our main goals at FPS will therefore be to represent our 200 members and bring their products and services to the attention of the very wide customer base that the show attracts. In addition we will be there to appraise and advise potential members of the benefits of joining a dynamic, hugely successful association such as ours, and to highlight the many opportunities we can deliver. We will also be promoting our independent training courses, Guidelines, publications and the superb technical support BVAA has to offer.”
Conduit
BVAA Chairman, David Millar (Heap & Partners), added: “A huge proportion of BVAA members are engaged in wide variety of end-user industries such as oil and gas, chemical, petro-chem, power, waste water etc. Many of these industries demand fluid power control solutions, and as the conduit between suppliers and customers, we see the show as being one of our important opportunities to bring quality suppliers and discerning customers together.”
DFA Media commercial director, Ryan Fuller, commented: “We are delighted to welcome BVAA to this year’s Fluid Power & Systems exhibition. There is a great deal of synergy between the visitor profile of the show and what the Association membership can offer in terms of equipment and industry expertise in a variety of sectors. We are sure that BVAA and its members will make a valuable contribution to the show, and benefit from the highly relevant customer base that the show attracts.”
Fluid Power & Systems is the only event in the UK that is 100 per cent focused on a comprehensive range of hydraulic and pneumatic equipment, together with products that facilitate better electromechanic system design and application for improved process automation, control and monitoring.
Co-located exhibitions
Fluid Power & Systems will again be co-located with Air-Tech, Drives and Controls, European Offshore & Energy, Plant & Asset Management, Mach and National Electronics Week. These combined exhibitions bring over 40,000 visitors to the NEC over a single week. Fluid Power & Systems will also include a full programme of free technical seminars supported with top-class speakers offering expert insight and practical advice on the issues that affect you the most.
Wide representation
Established in 1939, BVAA represents the interests of over 200 British companies, which are responsible for over £1billion sales each year. BVAA member companies employ more than 11,000 personnel directly in manufacturing and an equal number in support industries.
Tel: 01732 370 340
Web: www.fluidpowersystems-expo.com
Telephone: | 01295 221270 |
Email: | enquiry@bvaa.org.uk |
Website: | www.bvaa.org.uk |
More information on the British Valve and Actuator Association BVAA Member Directory Page |
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