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With technical, management and marketing, manufacturing and valve fundamentals all covered, this year’s Valve Forum in San Antonio, Texas, is shaping up to be a great event. Take a tour of the San Antonio River Tunnel to see valves in a critical real-world application. Visit the facility of member company, Setpoint Integrated Solutions plant. Interact with student attendees who are eager to meet with more experienced industry pros to secure mentorships and knowledge to take them into their careers. And interact with one of our many sponsors and exhibitors. To register or for more information, visit the website here.
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