The steel usually shows up on schedule. The logic, the panels, and the handoffs between them are where go-live dates slip. Here's what keeps operations leaders up at night.
Controls and automation engineering services for conveyor systems, sorters, scanners, scales, and label applicators, scoped, built, and started up by one team under one roof.
We don't hand over code and a punch list. We hand over a running line. One scope covers design, panels, programming, and installation, so what you approve on paper is what starts up on your floor.
- ControlPoint WCS for real-time routing and sortation control
- PLC and HMI programming commissioned by the engineers who wrote it
- UL 508A control panels fabricated in our own facility
- Mechanical and electrical installation by our integrated field crew
- 24/7/365 support with remote diagnostics
Controls engineering services cover the design, programming, and commissioning of the systems that run industrial equipment: PLC logic, HMI screens, control panels, electrical drawings, and safety circuits. In a warehouse, that means conveyors, sorters, scanners, scales, and label applicators.
A PLC controls individual pieces of equipment in milliseconds: a motor, a diverter, a photo-eye. A WCS sits above the PLCs and decides where each carton goes, based on the orders coming down from your WMS.
No. Our engineering services focus on material handling equipment only: conveyors, sorters, scanners, scales, and label applicators. We also provide the WCS software that coordinates these systems.
Yes. We audit the existing PLC code, panels, and drawings, document what is actually running, then rebuild or extend it in phases so production keeps moving. Undocumented controls left by a previous integrator are a common starting point.
The timeline depends on your project’s scope, equipment condition, and available documentation. Some integrated weighing, labeling, and sortation systems have reached on-site in under a week. We review your requirements and agree on your project schedule before work begins.
Let's talk about controls engineering and services that run the line you have today and scale to the one you're planning to have in the near future.