Valve World Americas Event Set for June 20-21
End users, distributors, EPC/AEC personnel, valve makers and a host of other flow control professionals will gather June 20-21, 2017 at the George R.
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EXHIBITS
The exhibition hall features more than 250 companies—many of whom are members of VMA—that come to showcase their newest products and services. Experienced technical and sales staff are on hand to answer attendee questions and provide information on what’s available.
Among them is the Valve Manufacturers Association, which will shine light for attendees on the major role the association plays in the valve industry and the benefits of being a member of either VMA or its affiliate, the Valve Repair Council. Attendees can pick up copies of VALVE Magazine, sign up for a free subscription and learn about VMA’s education programs, including the Valve Basics Seminar & Exhibits, Oct. 3-5 in Houston, and the new custom valve training program. Many of the other exhibitors are VMA members.
CONFERENCE
Workshops at the conference and in the exhibition hall go into detail on areas such as valve design, maintenance and repair, valve testing, asset management, casting and materials, and other specialty topics. The expo also has a Speakers’ Corner where attendees can participate in interactive seminars.
Visitors are invited to stop by booth #750 to chat with VMA and VALVE Magazine staff and to seek out exhibitors at the event that are displaying the VMA logo—a sign they are members of VMA.
Judy Tibbs is associate publisher/editor in chief of VALVE Magazine and VMA’s director of education.
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