Control architecture & I/O design
Controller, network and I/O layouts sized for today's process and room to grow.

New control systems, legacy migrations and clean, documented logic your maintenance team can read and own.
We design control architectures, write structured IEC 61131-3 code and commission it on site, from a single machine to a plant-wide distributed system. When older controllers reach end of life, we migrate them with minimal downtime and keep the process knowledge buried in the old code.

Controller, network and I/O layouts sized for today's process and room to grow.
Structured, commented code in ladder, structured text and function block, built to a consistent standard.
Planned cutovers from obsolete platforms, tested offline first to keep downtime short.
VFD and servo integration with tuned motion, recipes and diagnostics.
Safety PLCs, emergency stops and interlocks designed for safe operation and maintenance.
I/O lists, functional specs, commented source code and backups that you own.
We review existing I/O, logic and documentation with your team.
A functional design specification you sign off before coding starts.
Logic is written and tested against a simulation in our workshop.
Installed, loop-checked and handed over with training and backups.
Yes. We work across the major PLC platforms, so we can extend what you already run instead of forcing a change of vendor.
In most cases, yes. We test the new logic offline against a simulation, then switch over in stages or during a planned shutdown.
Always. You receive the fully commented source code, backups and documentation, and you own all of it.

Tell us what you're running and what you need. An engineer will get back to you within one working day.