FS-Elliott to Participate in Reliable Plant 2016
4月 4, 2016
FS-Elliott’s Sue Benes will be presenting a session titled “The Hidden Costs of Air Compressor Operation” on Thursday, April 7, 2016, during the Reliable Plant conference held April 5-7 in Louisville, Kentucky.
This session will cover the hidden costs of compressor operation and the factors that contribute to these costs. Attendees are invited to visit FS-Elliott’s booth #126 during the exhibition to discuss the maintenance and energy costs associated with their current compressed air system.
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