Custom-designed, built, and installed control systems for automotive, mining & forestry, induction heating, and consumer product manufacturers — since 2004.
From panel fabrication to commissioning, we handle the full scope of process control and automation projects — and we're just as comfortable keeping legacy equipment running.
Full design work for new builds and system upgrades, from concept to drawing set.
Integrating new equipment cleanly into existing production lines.
Custom control panels built in-house, engineered for the application.
ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron and more.
We train your staff, and we don't hoard the solution — we share it.
Licensed electrical service with support contracts when you need uptime.
The electrical portion of a project is a matter of selecting the right components for the desired environment, and integrating them into an efficient design that's expandable towards the future.
Safety circuit design, based on a risk assessment, is an integral part of today's electrical design process. Designs must meet international and national regulations, while also taking customer requirements into account.
The basis is a broad, up-to-date knowledge of available technology and component offerings from component OEMs, combined with real experience in electrical design — plus the ability to operate in multidiscipline teams alongside panel builders, programmers, and commissioning resources. Punctual documentation is a key factor to success.
Trained in EPLAN & AutoCAD ElectricalIn today's flexible production systems, robotic manipulators are more common than ever — even for small businesses and small batch sizes. Robot brands and types have significantly increased over the past decade, while cost of ownership has fallen. Today, a robot package exists for almost any imaginable industrial process.
Robots feature a high level of logic control and program flexibility to support even the most complex tasks and interactions with their mounted equipment and environment. Designing, commissioning, and interacting with these systems demands a high level of multidisciplinary competence.
Robot programmers need the analytical ability to identify functional requirements and develop efficient, structured program code — whether for new projects or upgrades to existing installations. That means fluency across a variety of application controllers and an affinity for the underlying process, whether it's welding, gluing, or handling.
Close cooperation with simulation specialists during early project phases, plus efficient communication with on-site teams during commissioning and start-up, are essential. Determination and perseverance are the final ingredients.
Experience with ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Motoman & their application controllersCustomers demand increasing product diversity against shorter introduction times, while manufacturers need flexible production with little or no downtime for changeover. Virtual design and verification let us prepare those changeovers up front — often with few or no physical prototype parts required.
The production cell is fully modelled, including layout, robotic manipulators, tooling, and product design. That simulation model verifies compliance and prepares programs and interactions at every stage, catching design issues before they hit the floor.
Trained in KUKA.Sim, Visual Components, MotoSim EG-VRC, RobotStudio & RoboGuideIndustrial projects today require a multidisciplinary approach using internal and external resources operating as one team — often from decentralized locations. Managing that takes real project management skill layered on top of technical knowledge: excellent communication, a systematic approach, and punctual follow-up with decisive action whenever it's required.
Our team is made up of Master electricians, electricians, and CAD/panel-building technicians, alongside programmers with deep experience across robots, PCs, PLC and PAC hardware and software — including ABB RobotStudio, FANUC RoboGuide, Rockwell, Siemens, and Omron platforms.
We work closely with your current electrical contractors and maintenance staff. We strive not to alienate anyone, and we're quick to hand off problem solutions so your team can maintain the fix themselves.
Safety is a core part of the job. We bring equipment and machines into compliance with OSHA and Ministry of Labour standards, staying current with the latest safety hardware, devices, and code.
And we're comfortable with what's already running — a wide range of older machines and legacy products are still in service today, and we help keep them that way without forcing an unnecessary upgrade.
When required, we supply customers with tailor-made technical documentation and conduct specific training. Documentation is built to customer specifications and can be entered directly into your proprietary IT storage systems — since documentation, its use, and the storage system itself are often customer-specific, we ask that you list and clarify your detailed demands so we can meet expectations. Your requirements can also be assessed during a prospect visit, followed by a tailored offering.
Technical training is always prepared customer-specific, and is most efficient when organized at your facility — allowing flexible, efficient use of resources combined with practical, hands-on time at the installations concerned. Depending on the discipline, experience required, and availability, we present our best-fit resources.
Located in Waterloo, the heart of the Technology Triangle — about 100 km southwest of Toronto.
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