Our Services

Every automation system starts as a custom build in our workshop, designed entirely around your specific machine, process, and constraints.
The finished system is then brought on-site and commissioned as a complete unit.

Vision/Reject —camera and sensor-triggered rejection of non-conforming product.
Overweight/ underweight — in-line weight checking with automatic diversion.
Coding presence detection — verifies coding, labels, or component presence in-line.
Spec detection — flags or rejects units outside spec, feeding both HMI visibility and reject systems.

Sensor based counting — tracks product counts through the line. Track line features for continuous improvement
Machine downtime tracking and data logging — Systems that help pinpoint critical efficiency losses.

Ladder logic & structured text — custom-built control logic for machine sequencing, interlocking, and auto-cycling. Documented logic for predictable, testable, and maintainable behaviour
Fault handling, Alarm & Safety logic — built in from the start, not patched on afterward.
Platforms — Delta DVP (WPLSoft), with capability extending to Siemens and Allen-Bradley platforms.
Operator interfaces — clean screen navigation, live status and alarm visibility.
PLC-to-HMI communication — designed so operators can run and troubleshoot routine issues without an engineer on-site.

PLC-supervised control design — contactor and relay logic engineered as part of the automation build for equipment not requiring full PLC control.
Safe switching — protected and interlocked with the rest of the system.
Drive configuration — ramp profiles, speed control, start/stop control, forward/reverse control and PLC/VSD communication (Analog or fieldbus).
Safety circuit design — e-stops, safety relays, and guard interlocks integrated directly into the control logic and hardware-based safety systems

Alongside our automation builds, we can support associated pneumatic and mechanical. This includes:

Pneumatics, solenoids, valves & pistons — design, sizing, and fitting of pneumatic actuation (solenoid valves, cylinders/pistons) synced with control logic for clamping, indexing, capping, or rejecting.
Mechanical fitting — custom brackets, mounting sensors, actuators, guarding, and hardware so systems function correctly in the physical environment.

2D/3D CAD drawings — layout drawings, panel schematics, and mechanical component drawings produced on request to support a build or installation.
Not a standard inclusion — Provided as an added service where a client specifically needs drawn documentation, rather than a default part of every build.
Platforms — SolidWorks, Autodesk Fusion 360, Draftsite

Mains connection — carried out by our subcontracted licensed electrician, or by your own preferred licensed electrician if you’d rather use an existing relationship.
Isolators & motor connections — completed and certified by the licensed electrician engaged for the job.
Certificate of Electrical Safety (COES) — issued by the licensed electrician for all applicable on-site work.
Standards-aligned design — panels designed with reference to relevant switchgear/control gear and machinery safety standards. AS/NZS 61439, AS/NZS 3000 (Wiring Rules) and AS/NZS 3008 all fully adhered to.

Commissioning — bringing our custom-built systems on-site, installing, and commissioning them as a complete, working unit.
Diagnostics & fault-finding — ongoing support and fault diagnosis for automation systems we have built and installed.
Documentation & handover — full system documentation provided so your team can operate and maintain the system with confidence.
Flexible component selection — hardware matched to your budget and reliability priorities, from cost-effective platforms through to premium industrial-grade equipment with broader manufacturer support and spare parts availability.
Guidance provided — we help you weigh upfront cost against long-term support and part availability, so the system fits both your budget and your operational needs.