HI Introduces New Dual Gas Seals Improve Pump System Reliability & Performance Webinar

16.06.2014

The Hydraulic Institute, in collaboration with Henri Azibert, Technical Director of the Fluid Sealing Association and associated HI committee members, has developed a new webinar session focused on how dual gas seals improve pump system reliability and performance.

Henri Azibert, FSA Technical Director and Pump Industry Consultant remarks, “HI’s new webinar session on Dual Gas Seals is the most complete course available in the pumping industry. Engineers from a diverse array of industries will learn about the in-depth influences. The Fluid Sealing Association has collaborated extensively with HI to develop this new session and will jointly promote its benefits to the pump user community.”

The June 24th webinar will begin at 1:00pm EDT and will be led by Jason Ferris, Manager of Product Development, Flowserve Corporation. Cost is just $99.00, with HI members receiving an additional 25% discount, along with attending earning one (1) Professional Development Hour (PDH) credit after the session. HI also offers corporate group webinar site licensing for the lowest prices in training larger groups.

As this live webinar session is only offered periodically through this year, the sign up deadline is noon on June 24, 2014 at 12:00pm EDT.

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