“That’s Not Our Lane” Isn’t in IFP’s Vocabulary

Some companies sell motion control. IFP takes command of it.

Hydraulics, pneumatics, controls, software, automation, and the engineering to make all of it work as one. IFP started in fluid power, but customer problems have a funny way of refusing to fit neatly into product categories. So IFP kept adding ways to solve them.

Today, a problem might call for hydraulics, pneumatics, controls, software, robotics, a custom-built system, or some combination nobody can pull off a shelf. That suits IFP just fine. They have built the engineering depth to follow the problem wherever it leads instead of stopping where a distributor’s line card does.

There are plenty of places to buy a part. IFP is where you go when the part is only part of the answer.