FS-Elliott Exhibiting at Reliable Plant Conference
septembre 15, 2021
FS-Curtis and FS-Elliott will be headed to the Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition next month, October 19th – 21st, 2021 in Louisville, KY. Reliable Plant hosts numerous machinery-centric industries with the goal to educate attendees on new industry technology and processes.
“There’s always new knowledge and new technology here that we pick up and use back in our plant.” – Joe Sharp, International Paper
Both FS-Curtis and FS-Elliott will be teaming up to exhibit at booths #319 & #321, showcasing the NxHE, ECO-Turbo, and Polaris units. This year booth visitors will have a chance to win an Amazon gift card or a Samsung entertainment package complete with a UHD TV and sound system.
Registration is still open to all attendees, come by and see us to learn more about the industry’s leading air compressors.
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