From a single machine to a full production line, we take a control system all the way through: electrical design, panel build, PLC and HMI software, drives and servo motion, and commissioning on your site.
Every system is handed over with drawings, a fully commented program and a backup of the final software. If your maintenance team, or another integrator, needs to work on it in five years, they can.
Asphalt productionUpgrade
A failed, obsolete control board on an asphalt plant's filter replaced with a Mitsubishi FX5UC PLC, now controlling 48 valves across multiple cleaning sequences.
DairyNew system
Automation software for a new 2,000 kW refrigeration plant supplying chilled water at +2 °C and glycol at −2 °C, with four 20,000 litre stainless steel storage tanks.
PharmaceuticalNew system
Control and SCADA for two process vessels with mixing, product pumping, load cells, temperature control and CIP, built on Siemens S7-1500 and WinCC Professional with a reusable library.
Precast concreteUpgrade
Ageing Allen Bradley controls on a rail-mounted precast handler replaced with a Mitsubishi FX5UC, a new operator HMI and Weidmüller remote IO, installed and SAT tested in one day.
BakeryNew system
Control system for a twin-blade ultrasonic cutter for loaf cakes and tray bakes, with servo blade positioning, 100 product recipes and a 10 inch touchscreen.
Yes. We can supply the full package: electrical design, panel build, software and commissioning. We can also take on just the part you need, such as programming a panel built by your own electrical contractor.
Usually whatever your site already standardises on, so your maintenance team has the software, the training and the spares. If there is no standard, we recommend a platform based on the application, local support and parts availability.
Yes. We provide control design, programming and commissioning for machine builders who want to concentrate on the mechanical side.
Yes. Software is tested against the panel in our workshop before it goes to site, so time on your floor is spent proving the machine rather than finding wiring faults.
Electrical drawings, the PLC and HMI programs with comments, backups of the final versions, I/O lists, and an operating and maintenance manual sized to the project.
Project enquiry
A few details and a photo of the panel are enough to start. You will hear back directly from an engineer.
