Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)
PLCs control automated industrial operations, but they don’t last forever, and industrial facilities often find themselves reactively upgrading obsolete systems. Clients often upgrade their PLCs because of the risk of unplanned shutdowns, PLC reliability, or the inability to obtain critical spare PLC parts. That’s why it’s crucial to know when a PLC is nearing its end of life, will become obsolete, or is likely to malfunction and to replace it in a proactive, well-planned approach.
With facilities often understaffed and focused on day-to-day operations, finding the time and resources to evaluate PLCs can be a challenge. Our experts evaluate plant-wide PLC systems and investigate everything from system security to safety interlocks, HMI designs, and control panel layouts. Only then can they improve PLC reliability and recommend options for repairing, replacing, or upgrading aging or malfunctioning PLCs.
Details matter, which is why every deliverable we issue goes through an independent quality check process. Our experts work with almost every PLC brand on the market, including Trident, Allen Bradley, Modicon, Siemens, Triconnex, and HIMA.