Automation
Machine and line automation
We write and align PLC and CNC programs when a cycle, recipe or station changes. The aim is for the machine and the transfer to run on the same time.
A typical case: an injection press upstream and a take-out robot that «sometimes» cannot find the part. The press vendor backs the press; the robot vendor backs the robot. We open the line PLC, the mould-open consent and the vacuum time. Often the fault is a 200 ms delay and an interlock written for the previous cycle. We fix that — not three service contracts.
BLK.A — MACHINE
Tool and axes
The centre, lathe or press: where the part takes shape. Backlash, wear, offsets and the noise the program cannot see.
BLK.B — PLC / CNC
Control logic
Feeds, interlocks, recipes, alarms. Ladder and ISO aligned to today’s cycle, not the factory acceptance test.
BLK.C — LINE
Production sequence
Transfers, buffers, downstream stations. If the PLC flips the wrong bit, the whole cadence pays — not only the machine that raised the alarm.
Every plant is different: CNC make, PLC and layout are checked on site.