mobile technology shows, technical exhibition seminars, pneumatic, hydraulics, back panels, power generation

The TransTours Onsite Maintenance Retrofit and Operating - MRO - Process Manufacturing Series Program delivers the most comprehensive range of products, technologies, and services with live demonstrations by factory representatives to all areas of the process manufacturing industries mill and plant site personnel. Key event features include interactive information; answers to frequently asked questions from industry experts, specifications, applications, product, service and technology displays, technical seminars, live product demonstrations and much more. The program schedules visits to 42-mill/plant, engineering, research, and corporate locations. The program operates in 2-week regional routings scheduling 7-10 mill and plant sites during each month of operation. This routing system allows exhibitors the option to join the program prior to the start of each routing.

Month	Target Dates	Target States
2000
May	04 - 16	TN, AL, GA, MS
June	12 - 28	WI
July	10 - 21	WI, NE, IN, MN, SD
September	11 - 26	MI, PA, NY, OH, IL, MN
October	02 - 31	IL, AR, MS, LA
2001
April	04 - 25	FL,GA,SC,NC,TN, KY, WV, VA, MD, WI, SD, NE, MN, IA
May	07 - 23	FL,GA,SC,NC,TN, KY, WV, VA, MD, WI, SD, NE, MN, IA
September	04 - 21	AL, OH, MI, IL, IN, PA, NY, NJ, CT, MA, ME, MO, OK, AR, LA, TX, MS

WHAT IT IS:

The mobile exhibition will go directly to mills, plants, and engineering/research/administration facilities on routings during the spring, and fall tours, parking on-site for two hours during which personnel will tour the exhibits and/or attend a series of special seminars being co-sponsored by the Association For International Maintenance and Reliability AFIRM).

"Capital Reliability and Asset Maintenance in the New Millennium" is the theme for this year's Process Manufacturing Series. The 2000 exhibition is designed in response to previous plant site surveys that requested expanded product and technology displays, an interactive computer network for product. The programs are designed to interact with management, maintenance, engineering, manufacturing, production, purchasing, laboratory, training, safety, quality control, and other key support personnel at each plant and mill site.