This is a one day course on identification techniques for PTO shaft types and components. The course covers all aspects of PTO shafts and spares plus how to identify PTO shaft manufacturer and series from measurements or part numbers. 

This course is perfect for store staff that require training on PTO identification and maintenance.

Those who have trained on PTO before but require a refresher course.

- A solid understanding of Power Take Off
- A solid understanding of shaft and spline types
- An introduction to parts identification
- An understanding of HP ratings and manufacturers
- How to identify PTO shaft manufacturers and series
- Identifying different clutches
- Identifying profile tube, cross journals, bearing rings and yoke types
- An understanding of PTO protection
- A practical knowledge of PTO shafts 

This one day course is delivered in conjunction with the British Fluid Power Association and it covers identification techniques for hydraulic hoses and fittings, plus how to swage a hose and health and safety regarding swaging.

This course is targeted at staff who find identifying hydraulics fittings difficult, ideal for stores or parts staff.

- Understanding the dangers and implications of fluid injection injuries and how they should be treated
- How to correctly identify the common types of end terminations
- How to correctly identify the common types of hose connectors
- How to correctly measure hose assembly overall length   
- Producing a hose assembly under supervision    

This one day course is delivered in conjunction with the British Fluid Power Association and it covers identification techniques for hydraulic hoses and fittings, plus how to swage a hose and health and safety regarding swaging.

The delegates will get the BFPA Training passport, subject to their approval and filling out the “Course Registration Form” on the day of the course.

Targeted at stores or parts staff.

- Understanding the dangers and implications of fluid injection injuries and how they should be treated
- How to correctly identify the common types of end terminations
- How to correctly identify the common types of hose connectors
- How to correctly measure hose assembly overall length   
- Producing a hose assembly under supervision    

This course is targeted at staff who are after a more in-depth level of hydraulic parts training.

Knowledge of hydraulic systems is required. A basic technical ability would be preferred but is not essential.

This will be an assessed based course following on from the Kramp Academy – 1 Day Hydraulics Course

- Identification techniques on a wide range of fitting types
- How to measure and assemble a hose assembly which includes a practical session
- Learning what contamination is and how we can avoid adding it into a hydraulic system
- Tightening of connectors and the various methods used
- Hose assembly routing and Installation (correct & incorrect and how to protect hoses in service)
- Hose management and how long should a hydraulic hose be stored