How we work
For conveyor company project managers and for warehouse, DC, and plant teams running an automation project: one point of contact, written questions, weekly status, a FAT you can witness, and help at startup.
Project steps
The same steps whether it’s one panel or a full conveyor system.
30–60 minutes
We confirm scope, what you already have (scope, I/O list, layout, or drawings), who approves drawings and substitutions, the startup date, and ship-to details.
You get: a short scope summary for your project file.
Typically 1–3 weeks
We draw the panels or review yours. Questions go into a single written log so nothing is decided in a hallway.
You get: approval drawings and a question log.
Typically 3–6 weeks
A weekly update with photos, material status, and anything that needs a decision from you.
You get: weekly status email.
Typically 1–2 days
Your team witnesses the test in our shop or over video. Punch items are fixed before shipping.
You get: signed FAT record.
At ship and after
Shipped with drawings in the door pocket. We support installation checkout and startup, and the people who built the panel answer questions afterwards.
You get: documentation package and a direct contact.
Who we work with
Panels engineered from your conveyor layout or built to your drawings, delivered to match your installation schedule. Your nameplate and title block if you sell the panels under your name, and repeat builds kept on a consistent BOM.
Panels, PLC programming, and startup support for your automation project, coordinated with your conveyor supplier and electrical contractor, with documentation written for your maintenance team.
One engineer as your point of contact, written questions and change orders, weekly updates, and Allen-Bradley options alongside alternates on the BOM.
Working rules
One engineer owns your project from kickoff to startup, so questions don’t get lost between people.
Every change after approval goes through a change order with cost and schedule impact stated.
Long-lead items are flagged at quote, and the weekly update says whether the ship date still holds.
Layouts, drawings, programs, and pricing stay confidential. NDAs are fine; send yours.
Scopes
We draw it in 2D AutoCAD, you approve, we build and test.
One panel or a full set, built from your drawings.
Main control panels, MDR power panels, and sorter controls. For MDR detail, see MDR Conveyor Pros.
Allen-Bradley or Siemens logic for conveyor and warehouse equipment, written against an agreed sequence of operation.
Installation checkout, I/O verification, and commissioning on site alongside your team or installer.
Replacement panels built to fit existing field wiring and enclosure footprints.
Next step
Send the scope, the layout, or the drawings and your target startup date. We’ll reply with questions and a plan.
Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM ET · we reply within one business day
Engineering offices in Clearwater, Florida · available for Zoom meetings
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