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UnfilteredFlowELSC is THE podcast dedicated to the progression of the Fluid Power & Automation industries.We want you to meet our friends, our colleagues, our clients, and honestly some of the most brilliant minds in the industry…..so you can see what the fuss is all about.
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40 years of Valves with guest: Thomy Leibacher, Design Engineer, Leibacher Hydraulics & Electronics (opens the original)
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What does 40 years in hydraulics teach you about building better valves, better teams, and better products? Thomy Leibacher shares the hard-won lessons behind her global career, from Swiss apprenticeship floors to aerospace repairs in French Guiana to engineering projects across the US, Europe, and beyond. Meghann Cook and Allen Burdette sit down with Thomy for a wide-ranging conversation on the craft, culture, and standards that shape fluid power. Thomy explains how she got started as a mechani
From Engineering to Journalism: The Journey of Rachel Pasini - Editor in Chief at Design World (opens the original)
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In the fluid power and automation industries, understanding the intersection of technical knowledge and effective communication is crucial. In this interview, we explore the fascinating journey of Rachel Pasini, the Editor-in-Chief at Design World and Senior Editor of Fluid Power World, who transitioned from engineering to journalism. Her unique perspective sheds light on the importance of storytelling in technical fields and how it can bridge gaps in understanding. ## The Unexpected Turn: How a
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