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Hydraulic training courses

First Quarter 2006 News & events

Hydromobile has recently built a training centre with state-of-the-art equipment to accommodate the three different training courses which are hosted by Hydromobile each year. These courses are offered to anyone in the hydraulic field who needs a better understanding of application, maintenance, design and manufacture of hydraulic systems and the various hydraulic valves, pumps and components that make up the complete system.

All hydraulic calculations are covered in an easy to understand manner. These formulas are used continually over the three days in working examples of systems. At the end of each course the students are able to design and do the necessary calculations for any hydraulic system. The cost is kept as low as possible as Hydromobile considers this a service to the industry. The next course will take place on 7, 8 and 9 June 2006 and after that on 1, 2 and 3 November 2006.

Included is tea, a full lunch, and a training manual, together with an A4 examination leather folder, which includes a pen and pencil set, a scientific calculator, eraser, ruler and exam pad.

For more information contact Lolita De Witt, Hydromobile, +27 (0) 82 899 3431.





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