No limits in engineering.
No compromise on the rules of the trade.
Test benches, robotic and non-robotic machines, skids, process control, electrical cabinets: we design them, build them and commission them. Electrical, mechanical, automation and vision engineering under one roof, for every sector — from agriculture to aerospace.
What is not negotiable
We do engineering with no limit of scope, and we respect the rules of every trade involved. That is what makes a job good, and a client satisfied — one who leaves owning everything we produced.
No limit of scope
Neither by sector nor by equipment type. A need that spans four disciplines should not mean four suppliers: we take the whole project, including what falls between the lots — where responsibility usually gets lost.
The rules of every trade
Each discipline has its own standards, and they are not the same. A drawing answers to IEC 60204-1, a machine to the Machinery Directive, a program to its functional safety requirements. We do not apply one trade's rules to another: we apply each one's.
Your deliverables belong to you
Drawings, functional analysis, wiring book, programs: you leave with the sources. No locked blocks, no password only we know. You can modify your installation, or hand it to someone else, without asking us.
Quality is not traded
A tight deadline or a constrained budget does not justify cutting corners. When a constraint looks incompatible with work done properly, we say so at quotation stage and look for another way with you — rather than discovering it together at commissioning.
From agriculture to aerospace
Two ways to measure it: the sectors we work in, and the equipment we deliver. Neither list is closed.
Sectors
Equipment
Test benches
From simple unit testing to instrumented multi-axis rigs, with touchscreen control, data acquisition and report generation.
Robotic cells
Robots and cobots, custom gripping, vision guidance, trajectory simulation before the first real part.
Machines without robots
Not everything needs robotics. Conveying, indexing, assisted workstations: sometimes the simplest solution is the right one.
Process control
Ventilation, temperature control, dosing, filling. Running a continuous process, not just a machine.
Skids and tanks
Instrumented process assemblies, built and wired in our workshop, delivered ready to connect on your site.
Cabinets and enclosures
One-offs or small batches, for our machines and for yours, tested before they leave the workshop.
Companies that trust us
A partnership worth mentioning. Gantner Instruments is both our supplier of data acquisition hardware and our client: the manufacturer entrusts us with integrating its solutions so it can answer its own customers turnkey. When a manufacturer picks an integrator to stand in front of its clients, it puts its own reputation on the line alongside ours.
What that adds up to
Why these two rather than others. 152 cabinets says how much we produce. 48 commissionings says we see projects through: a delivered cabinet is not a running machine, and that is the difference between a supplier and an integrator.
Projects, not logos
Four of our projects, described in full: the context, what we did, and the technologies involved.
Aerospace test bench, without a PLC
Electrical design, Gantner acquisition cabinet, workbench and PC software driving the motors. All the intelligence in the program. Delivered in six weeks.
Read the project →19-inch measurement rack, seven acquisition racks
Electrical design and assembly only — the client kept the software. Redundant, selective 24 V supply and two physically separated networks.
Read the project →3D bin picking cell, vision guided
Feeding a machine from bulk parts, without a vibratory bowl feeder. Unaffected by colour or surface finish, and the bin is emptied to the last part.
Read the project →Precision test bench for laboratory pipettes
Reproducing the user's press thousands of times and weighing every dispense. Force-controlled brushless axis, gravimetric measurement, 50-step recipes.
Read the project →A cabinet to rebuild, a machine to automate?
Describe your need in a few lines, even if it only concerns part of your process. We reply within 72 working hours with a first estimate, or with the questions we need answered to produce one. And if we are not the right people for the job, we will say so.