When Talley’s approached FPS to complete the hydraulics for its fish factory upgrade in Greymouth on the West Coast, the response was ‘no problem’ for the Nelson-based engineering firm.

FPS branding is now emblazoned on the sports tops of the Nelson Bays Under 16s Representatives rugby team, thanks to sponsorship support by FPS.

Specially designed by FPS, the test rig gives comprehensive diagnostics of hydraulic equipment, as well as equipment testing after servicing, ensuring everything is functioning correctly before leaving the workshop.

Congratulations to hydraulic and hose technician Craig Griffith, who took out first place in the FPS dragster at the Spring Nationals in Auckland in November, pulling off a personal best.

A big congratulations from the FPS team to Mike Hughes, who is now a fully qualified hydraulic technician after completing his apprenticeship in mechanical trade engineering with FPS.

As a qualified fitter and turner, Karl brings a wealth of experience to FPS.

FPS has recently delivered a new 145KW hydraulic power unit to upgrade a twin band saw at Southpine.

After three years of building a replica Cobra from scratch, it's time for our sales engineer Owen to show her off at the Beach Hop in Whitianga.

FPS are excited to now stock the Aeroflow professional fluid transfer systems and performance products in our Nelson shop, on the corner of Wildman Ave and Vickerman Street.

Find out more about the ClimbMAX Steep Slope Harvesters.

Coromandel Peninsula gets a new 26-metre mussel harvesting vessel - the Golden Shore.