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New initiatives from PARO team

Written by: Marc Paro on 31 January 2023

The famous PARO Library of hydraulic parts has been enriched and updated with data enabling a "google-like" search experience for our HydroSym users! The data enrichment also serves for

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HydroSym in Action: Duplomatic Modular Valve Configuration in HydroSym

Written by: Marc Paro on 4 January 2023

Take a look at how quick and easy it is to completely configurate a Modular Valve from Duplomatic in HydroSym.

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Sustainability and digitization are main themes at the Bauma Trade Faire this October

Written by: Marc Paro on 14 September 2022

The upcoming Bauma 2022 Show in Germany has identified two main areas of focus that will drive transformation in the construction and mining fields as: sustainability and digitization. Companies that are aligned with this direction will see be able to adapt and grow their business.

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PARO Library of over 40,000 Hydraulic Parts Just Got Smarter!

Written by: Wouter van der Zwan on 15 June 2022

The team at PARO developing a "google-like" search experience for the Paro hydraulic parts library, where users can search over 40,000 hydraulic parts and components to add to their hydraulic schematics designs.

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A holistic approach to digital transformation of hydraulic design.

Written by: Marc Paro on 16 March 2022

Creating efficiencies at each step of product lifecycle is what ultimately contributes to not only greater results utilizing less resources, but also moves us toward transforming the industrial process and making it more sustainable. Here are some tips of how hydraulic design can help.

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HydroSym and HydroMan Courses with Fabian Dannerbauer

Written by: Marc Paro on 25 December 2021

Fabian Dannerbauer of Daf Hydraulik visits the PARO Offices and talks to us about his HydroSym and HydroMan courses that help clients extend their knowledge and reach goals faster.

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The Easiest Way to Design With 4-Way Directional Control Valves.

Written by: Eric Ott on 18 August 2021

P - A - B - T or P - T - B - A or A - P - T - B ? Which sequence to use? In the latest update on HydroSym we revealed a new flexibility for your hydraulic design needs. This time it is in the form of freedom to design with four way directional control valves with complete flexibility on the naming sequence of the ports.

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Quick and easy hydraulic design with HydroSym Software

Written by: Marc Paro on 1 February 2021

Design Hydraulic Systems

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