Systems · PLC, SCADA & HMI
Control systems
The panels, programs and screens that run a line: designed to your standards, built and tested on our floor, and documented so your maintenance team can own them.
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Day one
The questions we ask before we draw anything
If you can answer these, we can usually tell you within a week whether it is worth automating, and roughly what it takes.
- 01Which PLC platform does your plant standardise on?
- 02How many inputs and outputs, and which field devices?
- 03Are there drawings for what exists today, and are they current?
- 04Does it need to talk to SCADA, MES or other machines?
- 05How long can the line be down for the changeover?
Where it fits
What it does on your line
New lines
Full control architecture for a line or machine, from I/O list to commissioning.
Retrofits
Old relay logic or obsolete PLCs replaced with a modern, supported platform.
Special-purpose machines
Controls for test benches and custom machines, often with motion and data logging.
Plant visibility
SCADA and dashboards that show what every machine is doing.
Our scope
Everything from first study to handover
- Electrical design and drawings
- Panel build and wiring
- PLC, motion and safety programs
- HMI and SCADA screens
- Industrial networks
- Testing in our lab
- Commissioning and documentation
Automotive
Engine test benches
Renault, Nissan, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Daimler, Honda, Indian Railways
Automotive
BS4 to BS6 special-purpose machines and robotic material handling
Ford, Tata Motors, Renault, Nissan, Bosch
Pharma and diagnostics
Automation for COVID test-kit and vaccine production
Bigtec, Molbio, Schott Kaisha
Food and FMCG
Robotic packaging lines
Hindustan Unilever, Unilever Sri Lanka
Platforms
Let’s build it.
A line to automate, a machine to control, a robot to build. Tell us what you are running.
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