Our priority is an effective solution of production automation taking into account economic issues. Automation and robotics, or rather automatization and robotization of production stations, are implementations necessary in every production plant focused on efficiency and large scale of the enterprise. Our technical and service solutions ensure the uninterrupted operation of your production lines, assembly halls, and other workplaces.
One of the main activities of our automation specialists is the modernization of existing implementations. We offer a full review of documentation and implementation, its update, as well as the introduction of changes in production processes that translate into increased efficiency, stabilization of work parameters and, finally, better and trouble-free operation of devices and entire lines. We design and manufacture safety systems with access gates, work stop devices (e-stop, light curtains, etc.). We guarantee full post-implementation documentation, including access to projects in electronic formats (E-Plan).
We work with and program the equipment of the world’s largest brands: Siemens, Fanuc, ABB, Allen-Bradley (Rockwell Automation) and others.
Automation implementations are one of the most complex processes on the path to the development of every enterprise. Regardless of how your production process looks like today, we can make it more economical thanks to the use of robots and automatic devices. It is thanks to such activities that we contribute to the success of our customers!
TAGI: automation, enterprise automation, robotics, production process control, production optimization, increasing production efficiency, machine programming, device programming, industrial programming, driver programming, PLC programming, software modernization, machine control modernization, ProfiSafe safety installations, ProfiSafe projects, measurements flow, temperature measurements, recorders and controllers, motor monitoring, pressure measurements, stress measurements, scales and measuring devices.
