The British Fluid Power Association, New guide to hydraulic fluids

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New guide to hydraulic fluids
July 1st 2008

A copy of 'Hydraulic Fluids - A Practical Guide' may prove a useful read for anyone involved with hydraulics.

Available from the BFPA, the book is sponsored by Shell and Lubrizolthe and written by a consortium of people from the oil industry. Costs Ł39 + p&p.

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