STAUFF is also represented in the current anniversary issue of fluid. Take a look at the magazine now
For 60 years, fluid has been providing information on hydraulics, compressed air technology and mechatronics and has accompanied designers and developers through the technological changes in the industry. The editorial focus is consistently on user-friendliness, technical categorisation and practical solutions. As a trade magazine, fluid sees itself as a bridge between manufacturers, suppliers and users of fluid technology systems.
With the anniversary issue in June 2026, fluid once again emphasises this claim. Looking back at technological milestones, categorising industry personalities and looking to the future shows that the magazine is not only aware of its history, but also clearly defines its role for the coming years.
STAUFF has been represented in the magazine's advertising and editorial environment since the early issues of fluid. In the 1960s, company founder Arnold Menshen already recognised the great potential of wide-reaching trade magazines in successfully marketing STAUFF clamps. In the early years, the focus was primarily on explaining basic components. Products such as clamps or connecting elements had to be actively categorised in order to explain their benefits in the overall hydraulic system.
With the further development of fluid technology, reporting has also changed. Specialist articles, interviews and cover stories increasingly focussed on applications, system solutions and strategic issues. As a result, fluid has not only become a platform for product information, but also an environment for categorisation, discussion and further development - a development that is also reflected in STAUFF's presence.
Over the past five years, STAUFF has regularly featured in fluid with technical articles, interviews and cover stories. The following publications are exemplary for this phase and show the thematic range of the collaboration - from practical application to strategic categorisation.
Reducing noise in mobile hydraulics
The article shows how NRC-H hose clamps can be used to decouple vibrations and effectively reduce noise levels in hydraulic systems. The focus is on practical solutions for mobile machinery and demanding operating conditions.
Components for construction machinery: Tough as nails!
Robust hydraulic line systems for construction machinery are the focus of this article. High pressure loads, vibrations and extreme environmental conditions are discussed - and how STAUFF components fulfil these requirements.
The simpler the assembly, the more secure the connection
Using hydraulic pipework as an example, the article shows how assembly-friendly designs increase operational safety and reduce assembly errors. A typical example of practice-orientated technical communication in the fluid.
Fasteners for special applications: Clamps for the future
A classic STAUFF topic in a modern context. The article highlights new materials, designs and areas of use for clamps in demanding applications.
Creating your own economy
In this interview, STAUFF analyses the economic development and spans the spectrum from proven core products to current innovations and sustainable materials. The article combines entrepreneurial perspectives with technical continuity.
Power transmission without pressure loss
With the QRC-HSN screw coupling, STAUFF shows how optimised flow, reduced pressure loss and high corrosion resistance increase efficiency in high-pressure applications.
Making hydraulics even easier to understand and control
In the anniversary issue, we at STAUFF feature an interview with Jörg Sturm and Helmut Ahrens. They talk about management transitions and the future of hydraulics.
The media environment has evolved in parallel with the development of the content. fluid combines the classic print edition with digital formats to create a holistic information offering. As a result, technical articles, interviews and cover stories are not only up-to-date, but can also be found over the long term and used by designers and developers in their day-to-day work.
STAUFF is present both in the print edition and in fluid's digital channels. Print and digital complement each other to create a sustainable form of industry communication that combines technical depth with reach.
STAUFF has been part of fluid since the early issues of the magazine and has accompanied the development of the trade journal since its beginnings.
fluid offers a technically sound environment in which to categorise products, applications and strategic topics specifically for designers and developers.
The spectrum ranges from practical technical articles and application reports to interviews and cover stories.
The anniversary highlights the many years of continuity with which STAUFF has been part of one of the most important fluid technology trade media - from the early years to today's print and digital reporting.
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