Pneumatics and Hydraulics Training Provider
Fluidsys Training Centre provides comprehensive fluid power training, specializing in hydraulics and pneumatics with an emphasis on practical learning. The courses encompass safety protocols, system components, control circuits, system design, and maintenance & troubleshooting. The centre offers concept-oriented rather than product-oriented and practical-based short-term courses, internship programmes for engineering students, and customized on-site training for industries. If you are seeking dependable pneumatic and hydraulic training, Fluidsys training centre is the ideal choice.
The training centre offers the following different modes of hydraulic and pneumatic training!!
We undertake challenging training assignments for international organizations.
We can work together with an organization to create a course with content and duration that meet the needs of both parties.
We specialise in delivering comprehensive corporate training for businesses.
We offer a wide range of scheduled courses, both long-term and short-term, designed to meet the common needs of novice and experienced fluid power professionals.
We conduct on-site training customised to meet the specific needs of an organization.
We can arrange about 3-month or one-month internship programmes for the students of engineering colleges and polytechnics. They will be able to attend interviews and work in the industries with greater confidence.
We introduce a practical-based long-term course on Hydraulics and Pneumatics.
Course: Hydraulics and Pneumatics – Advanced Level
Duration: 12 weeks (4 to 6 hours per day, Monday to Friday)
Course dates:
Eligibility: ITI /Diploma /Degree in Engineering (Mechanical /Electrical /Electronics /Computer Science) or Two years of experience in the field)
Course Fee: Rs. 30000 + 5400 (18% GST) = Rs. 35400
Note: You can pay the fees in three installments.
1st installment: Rs. 11800 (at the time of joining)
2nd installment: Rs 11800 (at the beginning of the 5th week)
3rd installment: Rs. 11800 (at the beginning of the 8th week)
Brief Course Contents for the twelve-week Long-term Course
Week 1: Basic health and safety practices
Week 2: Pneumatic – Basic level
Week 3 & 4: Hydraulic – Basic level
Week 5: Electro-pneumatic – Basic level
Week 6: Pneumatics / Electro-pneumatics – Advanced level
Week 7: Programmable Logic Controllers / HMI
Week 8: Hydraulics -Advanced level [Hydrostatic transmissions (HSTs), Load sensing system, Proportional valves, Servo valves, Cartridge valves]
Week 9: Design (sizing) of typical pneumatic and Hydraulic systems
Week 10: Tracing of industrial and mobile hydraulic/pneumatic circuits, Maintenance and troubleshooting of pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Week 11: Soft skills: Communication, Leadership, Interpersonal skills, Problem-solving and decision making, Emotional intelligence, Team building, Time management,and Stress management
Week 12: Optional: small project work or (2) Fitting assembly, and testing of pneumatic and hydraulic systems
Attendance: Min. 80%
Assessment: Continuous evaluation
Certificate: Issued by Fluidsys Training Centre Private Limited
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Short-term Course
Duration: 6 days
Course Fee: Rs. 11000 + 1980 (GST 18%) = Rs. 12980
Next Course: 09/02/2026 – 14/02/2026
Brief Course Contents: Fundamentals, symbols, hydraulic fluids, filters, reservoirs, pumps, pressure relief valves, actuators (cylinders and hydraulic motors), directional control valves, flow control valves, pressure control valves, accumulators, seals, fluid conductors and fittings, maintenance and safety.
Note: This is a practical-based course
Short-term Course
Duration: 5 days
Course Fee: Rs. 7000 + 1260 (GST 18%) = Rs. 8260
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Course Contents: Compressed air generation and preparation, pneumatic actuators, maintenance, symbols, pure pneumatic single-actuator circuits with directional control valves, flow control valves, roller valves, concepts of automation, logic valves, timers, two-hand safety blocks, pressure sequence valves, and counters.
Note: This is a practical-based course
Short-term Course
Duration: 5 days
Course Fee: Rs. 7000 + 1260 (GST 18%) = Rs. 8260
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Course Contents: Solenoid valves, Symbols, single-actuator electro-pneumatic circuits with PBs, relays, latching, memory function, electronic timers, limit switches, proximity sensors, reed switches, automation, pressure switches, and counters.
Note: This is a practical-based course
Short-term Course
Duration: 2 days
Course Fee: Rs. 5000 + 900 (GST 18%) = Rs. 5900
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Course Contents: Multi-actuator pneumatic circuit development using Cascade method, Shift register method, and Stepper modules with software simulation.
Note: Limited practical
Short-term Course
Duration: 3 days
Course Fee: Rs 5000 + 900 (GST 18%) = Rs. 5900
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Course Contents: Multiple-actuator electro-pneumatic circuit development using Cascade method and Shift register method with software simulation and practical.
Note: This is a practical-based course
Short-term Course
Duration: 5 days
Course Fee: Rs. 7000 + 1260 (GST 18%) = Rs. 8260
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Course Contents: Hardware and software aspects of PLC, programming with NO, NC, coil, timer, set, reset, and counter commands with pneumatic (or hydraulic) and general applications.
Note: This is a practical-based course
Short-term Course
Duration: 5 days
Course Fee: Rs. 9000 + 1620 (GST 18%) = Rs. 10620
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Course Contents: Hydrostatic transmissions (HSTs), Load sensing systems, Proportional valves, Servo valves, and Cartridge valves.
Note: No practical facility, however, most of the circuits are simulated using a software package
Short-term Course
Duration: 2 days
Course Fee: Rs 5000 + 900 (GST 18%) = Rs. 5900
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Course Contents: Sizing of pneumatic components including compressors, actuators, valves and conductors.
Note: Only theoretical inputs will be given.
Short-term Course
Duration: 4 days
Course Fee: Rs. 7000 + 1260 (GST 18%) = Rs. 8260
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Course Contents: Sizing of hydraulic components including pumps, actuators, valves and conductors.
Note: Only theoretical inputs will be given.
Short-term Course
Duration: 5 days
Course Fee: Rs. 9000 + 1620 (GST 18%) = Rs. 10620
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Course Contents: Symbols, study of typical conventional hydraulic circuits, HST circuits, variable-displacement pump circuits, load sensing circuits, cartridge valve circuits, tracing of industrial and mobile hydraulic circuits.
By the end of the course, the trainee should be able to identify hydraulic and pneumatic components and interpret the provided industrial hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
Note:
GST 18% [SAC Code: 999293 (Commercial and Coaching Services) for all courses.
The textbook, workbook (if applicable), and other required educational resources are provided.
For an on-site or corporate course for less than 20 participants, the per-day training charge will be Rs 16000 + GST. The requesting company/organisation must also bear the accommodation, local conveyance, and the transportation charges of our faculty to and fro Bangalore, at actuals.
Please note that the training centre reserves the right to change the course dates or cancel any course without providing a reason.
The training centre is responsible for identifying, creating, and providing opportunities for trainers’ professional development. This will enhance and build their capacity, skills, excellence, and professionalism, enabling them to contribute effectively to training programmes. Our training courses are handled by competent faculty.
Joji Parambath is the founder and Director of Fluidsys Training Centre Private Limited, Bangalore, and conducts training courses in India and abroad. Earlier, he organised and conducted training programmes in Pneumatics and Hydraulic labs at Foremen Training Institute (Now National Skill Training Institute), Bangalore. He is an expert in pneumatics, hydraulics, electro-pneumatics/electro-hydraulics, and PLCs. Joji has authored 39 books on fluid power and regularly shares his technical knowledge and ideas on his blogs.
Ramakrishne Gowda is a senior faculty member at the Fluidsys Training Centre in Bangalore. He conducts training courses both within India and internationally. With over thirty years of experience in mechanical engineering, he has organised and conducted training programs at the National Skill Training Institute (NSTI) in Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai. He is an expert in pneumatics, hydraulics, electro-pneumatics, and automobiles.
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