Sectors

Where the work tends to come from.

The industries we see most. If yours isn't listed it does not mean we can't help — the control problem is usually the same shape.

Plastics

Moulding, extrusion and ancillary equipment — often mechanically sound machines running controls that are long out of support.

Climate, irrigation and environmental control, where the process runs continuously and a fault has consequences within hours.

Large plant with long service lives, where replacing the machine is rarely the sensible answer and the control system is.

Process cooling and heating plant — sequencing, interlocks and the controls that keep temperature where it needs to be.

Production and packing lines where downtime is measured against a shift's output and hygiene shapes what can be changed.

Fillers, cappers, labellers and end-of-line equipment, frequently a mix of ages and makes expected to run as one line.

Manufacturing and handling equipment in an environment with little tolerance for unplanned stops.

Pumping, dosing and treatment control, typically distributed across sites and needing to run unattended.

Machine builders who need the control and software side handled to a standard their own customer will accept.

Tell us what the machine is and what it’s doing. Most control problems travel between industries better than people expect.