Industrial Automation

Integration for more consistent industrial processes.

We selectively work on projects of greater complexity and added value, focusing on the joint functioning of equipment and the organization of the operation.

Fronts of action

Control, integration and technological updating.

Real example of industrial panel with Allen-Bradley PLC and control modules
External technical reference: panel with PLC from a BMA Automation installation.Credits

Line integration

Coordination of machines and production stages, with definition of sequence, process interlocks and communication between equipment.

PLC and HMI

Control programming and operator interfaces, including commands, machine states, parameters and fault diagnostics within the agreed scope.

Supervision and SCADA

Visualization of the process and organization of operational information. Variables, histories and integration with other systems are defined during the evaluation.

Retrofit

Updating existing automation systems, considering available documentation, equipment conditions, compatibility and shutdown planning.

Project evaluation

Planning begins before production stops.

To evaluate the implementation, we need to understand the bottleneck, the condition of the machines, the documentation and the time available for interventions.

  • Operational objective and supply limits.
  • Existing equipment, controllers and networks.
  • Electrical and automation documentation available.
  • Installation, testing and resumption of operation window.
  • Responsible team and interfaces with other suppliers.
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Which step needs integration?

Describe the process, the equipment involved and the expected result for us to evaluate the project.

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