Multi PLC Interface (PLC Services) and end-to-end streamline commissioning in a variety of application areas, such as bottle manufacturing lines, buffer storage, cold storage, and warehousing, are ideal solutions for the dairy industry.

How we proceed:

• Client Liasoning for long-term project execution and support
• Making and reviewing the E-Plan design for the project
• Manage software development as per customer standards
• Virtual Commissioning and simulation
• System Architect, planning, design, development and commissioning of the entire system
• Safety Matrix Evaluation and Implementation

The automotive industry uses Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) to automate a variety of manufacturing and assembly operations. Conveyor belts, robotic arms, and other automated systems are just a few examples of the machinery and equipment on a factory floor that PLCs are often used to operate and coordinate.

How we proceed:

• Determine which system or process requires automation. This could be a material handling system, like a conveyor belt, or it could be a production procedure, like welding or painting.
• Identify the precise functions and duties that the PLC must carry out. This entails figuring out which inputs—like sensors—and outputs—like actuators—the PLC must manage.
• Create the PLC’s control logic. This entails writing a program that defines the circumstances in which particular actions ought to be performed using a specialized programming language, like Ladder Logic or Structured Text.

Automation enhances pharmaceutical industry efficiency and quality by controlling and coordinating processes like mixing, milling, granulating, and tablet pressing, ensuring consistent product quality.

How we proceed:

• Identifying potential automation areas.
• Evaluating automatic control technology options like robots, conveyors, or automated testing equipment.
• Designing the layout and flow of the automated facility.
• Installing and integrating automation equipment.
• Designing and programming control systems using PLCs and SCADA systems.
• Developing and maintaining process control strategies.
• Testing and debugging automated systems.
• Collaborating with other staff for troubleshooting and resolving issues.
• Conducting system commissioning and validation.
• Conducting risk assessments and developing risk management plans.
• Maintaining documentation related to control systems.
• Training employees on using and maintaining automated systems.

Automation is widely utilized in the food and beverage industry to improve manufacturing efficiency and precision, as well as product uniformity and quality.

How we proceed:

• Identifying potential automation areas in manufacturing processes.
• Evaluating cost-effective technologies like PLCs, robotic systems, or automated packaging and labeling equipment.
• Designing control logic using specialized programming languages like Ladder Logic or Structured Text.
• Installing and integrating equipment with existing systems like ERP.
• Testing and debugging the automation system for correct functioning.
• Maintaining and troubleshooting the automation systems for optimal performance.
• Training operators and maintenance staff on system usage and maintenance.