Machine modernization.
Retain what still works.

When the mechanical structure remains suitable, a complete machine replacement may not be necessary. Targeted control, electrical and operator-interface upgrades can extend useful operation.

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Industrial electrical cabinet diagnostics and thermal inspection

First assess what can remain and what needs replacement.

Older equipment may suffer from obsolete control electronics, missing documentation, failed drives or unstable electrical connections. Our assessment focuses on the components that actually limit safe and reliable operation rather than assuming a full replacement.

  • A legacy PLC, operator panel or controller is obsolete or unrepairable.
  • Repeated stops, control faults or drive problems disrupt production.
  • An existing machine needs to accommodate a new process or data requirement.

Scope of work

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Electrical troubleshooting

Targeted checks of cabinet wiring, connections, circuit conditions and measurements.

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PLC and HMI retrofit

Document the current logic and engineer the replacement controls.

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Drives and motion

Adapt or upgrade variable-frequency drives, servos and feedback devices.

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Documentation and trials

Test, tune and document the agreed control functions.

How the work progresses

  1. 01

    Condition assessment

    Review mechanics, electrics, controllers and available documentation.

  2. 02

    Retrofit concept

    Define retained and replaced components, risks and shutdown constraints.

  3. 03

    Implementation

    Complete the agreed control and electrical scope.

  4. 04

    Trial operation

    Functional checks, adjustments and necessary safety/compliance coordination.

Frequently asked questions

Can the existing mechanics be retained?
Yes, where the mechanical condition, production needs and safety requirements allow it.
Do you provide fault diagnosis without replacing controls?
Yes. Diagnostics can be a standalone assignment.
Can downtime be estimated in advance?
A realistic plan needs a review of drawings, access, component availability and machine condition.

Discuss your technical project

Send a short technical outline of the project by email or call us. The next steps are agreed based on the task and available documentation.

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