What we can hold, stage by stage.
The same four stages that carry a project from drawing to running line, opened up into the specifications behind each one. No stage is subcontracted, so nothing is handed between vendors at the point where projects usually fail.
Process Capability
Read down the rail. Each stage lists what it covers and what it is held to.
Design & Analysis
Mechanical design and structural validation before anything is cut. Where a drawing arrives incomplete, this is the stage that closes it.
- CAD / CAM
- SolidWorks
- Structural Analysis
- Finite Element Analysis
- Scope
- Design from brief or from supplied drawings
Machining & Fabrication
Multi-axis milling and turning, plus the cutting, welding and assembly that turn machined parts into finished equipment.
- Tolerance
- ±0.005mm
- Machining
- Multi-axis CNC milling and turning
- Fabrication
- Cutting, welding, assembly
- Tooling
- Custom fixtures, tooling and injection molds
Controls & Automation
The systems that run the equipment: panels built and wired in-house, controllers programmed, and the supervisory layer that makes the floor legible.
- PLC Platforms
- Allen Bradley · Siemens · Emerson · Festo
- SCADA
- Cimplicity · Ignition
- Panels
- Fabrication, wiring and commissioning
- HMI
- Interface design and programming
Verification
Dimensional inspection against the original CAD, and the in-line quality system that keeps findings visible while a line is running.
- Quality System
- ISO 9001
- Metrology
- Coordinate measuring machine
- Scanning
- Optical, compared against original CAD
Advanced Quality Control (AQC)
Our own capture-and-report system: vision, thermography and leak detection feeding a reporting portal, so a quality finding on the floor becomes a corrective action rather than a manual record.
Specifications are a claim until they are delivered.
The projects page carries the work these stages have actually produced — control panels, robotic cells, SCADA deployments and the AQC system running on real floors.