HydraForce is a global designer and manufacturer of motion control systems, encompassing hydraulic cartridge valves, manifolds and electronic controls for a variety of off-highway industries, including farming, construction, marine, material handling, mining, and forestry. HydraForce was acquired by Bosch Rexroth, becoming a significant part of the Compact Hydraulics Business Unit. Bosch Rexroth and HydraForce combine their presence in complementary regions to provide comprehensive coverage in Europe, North America, South America, while enabling growth in Asia.
Many of the hydraulics technologies on display at iVT Expo 2026 demonstrate the growing need for full system solutions and electronics integration in the mobile equipment industry...
HydraForce’s hydraulic control systems expertise will be combined with Elevat’s machine connectivity capabilities to help OEMs implement IoT and telematics solutions.
Fluid power companies will showcase their latest valves, motors, cylinders, seals and other technologies for the construction equipment industry at CONEXPO 2026.
Hydraulics companies will exhibit their latest technologies which meet industry requirements for improved efficiency, performance and more at bauma 2025.
Representatives from the hydraulics industry offer their insights on how evolving mobile off-highway equipment design priorities are requiring an increased convergence of hydraulics...
Fluid power industry experts discuss how sensorization, electrification, and other technological developments are driving hydraulic system designs for mobile applications.
Increasing automation, integration of sensors, and electrification are placing new design priorities on the hydraulics and pneumatics used in mobile applications.
HydraForce collaborated with SaMASZ to redesign the hydraulic and electronic control systems for a tractor mounted disc mower, enabling new performance features and implementation...
Integration of oil condition monitoring sensors into hydraulic systems can provide OEMs and their customers with better insights into machine performance.
Customer requests for more connectivity and solutions which can be used in electric vehicles are bringing new design opportunities for hydraulic systems.
Use of software is on the rise to ease development of fluid power and electric motion control solutions for construction equipment as well as increase efficiency of these systems...
Advancements in hydraulics and pneumatics shown at IFPE demonstrated an increasing focus on sustainability, automation and digitalization in the fluid power industry.
Implementation of digital technologies is increasing in hydraulic and pneumatic systems, bringing a range of benefits and the need for more industry education.
Growing use of electronic controls is enabling hydraulics to meet the performance requirements of increasingly electrified and automated mobile equipment.
An array of hydraulic and pneumatic technologies are set to be launched at IFPE as well as advancements in motion control and power transmission solutions.
Danfoss' new remote service passes enable technicians to remotely monitor and diagnose equipment, HydraForce partners with Tan Delta for oil condition monitoring and more news...
