Industries
Printing and converting lead. Around that work: manufacturing lines, food plants, and commercial automation.
Presses first
Presses are the machines we put first. Register, alignment, a unit that still needs to be leveled, and the converting equipment beside it. We do the iron work across OEMs, then stay through startup.
What it usually looks like
Noodles and pasta
Noodle and pasta lines fail in ordinary ways: an extruder that drifts, a cutter out of time, a transfer that jams. We have worked those plants, and we treat them as food plants.
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Depositors and wrapping
Candy lines are timing problems as often as they are mechanical ones. Depositors, transfers, and wrapper sensors. We re-align what has walked out, and we machine the bracket or guard that wore out.
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Extrusion and packaging
We have worked dog food processing. Extrusion, coating, and the handoff into packaging all have to agree with each other. When they don't, the line tells you with jams, giveaway, and downtime.
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Lathe, mill, and the line
Manufacturing floors and machine shops. Installs and leveling, breakdown repair, and lathe and mill work when the part is the reason the machine is down.
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Controls and the machine
Commercial automation is where the controls, the sensors, and the machine meet. We troubleshoot that whole path, whether it ends at a bracket, a drive, or a timing value.
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