Eaton adds Spanish, French language courses
Eaton continues to emphasize electrohydraulics through class laboratory work with its new Programmable Motion-Control Training (PMCT) System and redesigned Portable Electrohydraulic Training Simulator (PETS).
Eaton Corp.’s popular 200-level courses — the Aeroquip Fluid Conveying Products School and the Weatherhead Fluid Conveying Products School — will now be available in French, Spanish and English at its Hydraulics Training Services in Maumee, Ohio.
“By taking classes in a student’s native language, participants will be able to better understand fluid power components and their application in hydraulic systems,” said Tom Blansett, manager, Eaton’s Training Services.
Eaton continues to emphasize electrohydraulics through class laboratory work with its new Programmable Motion-Control Training (PMCT) System and redesigned Portable Electrohydraulic Training Simulator (PETS). The PMCT electronic controls trainer facilitates legacy-style electrohydraulic training, as well as programmable control of hydraulic and pneumatic components.
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