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U759 / U769 AUTOMOTIVE WELD CELLS

Automotive Manufacturing – Body Structures Assembly Equipment

What We Did

  • Electrical controls design for 3 robotic weld cells

  • PLC and HMI programming

  • Weld control configuration and integration

  • Full commissioning and startup support at system integrator facility

System Details

  • 9-robot weld cell

  • 4-robot weld cell

  • 1-robot weld cell

Why It Mattered

Delivered stable, production-ready weld cells across multiple configurations under tight program timelines

PLANT SAFETY CONTROL SYSTEM UPGRADE

Hydrogen R&D / Industrial Facility Safety

What We Did

  • Safety controls engineering for plant-wide safety functions

  • Safety PLC programming and integration

  • Safety IO integration (Gas monitoring sensors, flame detectors, smoke detectors, safety control valves, emergency stops, etc.)

  • Network integration and commissioning support

  • On-site testing, validation, and bring-up support

System Details

  • Safety-focused control architecture for facility equipment and zones

  • Integrated safety devices and field wiring into a centralized safety system

  • Designed for maintainability, troubleshooting, and future expansion

Why It Mattered

  • Improved safety reliability and operational confidence in a high-risk environment while maintaining practical serviceability for day-to-day operations.

CONTROLS RETROFIT –
AUTOMATED PROJECTION WELDING SYSTEMS

Manufacturing Retrofit / Legacy Equipment

What We Did

  • Complete controls retrofit of 14 automated nut welding machines

  • Re-integrated salvaged components from scrapped and decommissioned equipment

  • Integrated mixed IO and communication architectures, including ControlNet, DeviceNet, IO-Link, and hardwired systems

  • New PLC and HMI implementation with standardized control logic

  • Commissioning, debugging, and process stabilization

System Details

  • 14 production-critical nut welding machines

  • Hybrid legacy and modern control architecture

  • Standardized operator interfaces and diagnostics across all machines

Why It Mattered

Extended the life of existing equipment and avoided full machine replacement, saving the customer approximately $4.25M while improving reliability, consistency, and long-term serviceability

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