Electrical Design & Automation Support for Industrial Equipment

AET Integration helps manufacturers and machine builders design controls, program PLCs and HMIs, and bring equipment into operation. Support for new machines, existing systems, and engineering teams that need extra capacity.

BUILT AROUND YOUR PROJECT

Where do you need support?

An industrial machine with exposed gears and a transparent safety guard sits on the factory floor, featuring an attached control panel with buttons and a digital display.

Building a new machine

Turn the machine sequence and electrical requirements into a coordinated controls package.

  • Electrical schematics and panel layouts
  • PLC and HMI programming
  • Checkout and commissioning support

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Improving existing equipment

Understand recurring faults and plan practical control-system changes.

  • Controls troubleshooting
  • Sequence and operator-screen improvements
  • Integration of added equipment

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Expanding engineering capacity

Bring in project-based electrical and controls support for your next delivery.

  • Defined engineering work packages
  • Documentation and drawing updates
  • Support through testing and handover

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OUR CAPABILITIES

From electrical design to equipment handover

Choose a focused work package or discuss support across multiple project stages.

Electrical design

  • Schematics and control-panel layouts
  • Component selection and bills of materials
  • I/O planning and technical documentation

PLC & HMI development

  • Machine sequences and interlocks
  • Operator screens, alarms, and recipes
  • Checkout and functional testing

Integration & commissioning

  • Conveyor and robotic-cell interfaces
  • Process-equipment controls
  • Troubleshooting and operator handover

HOW WE WORK

A clear scope. A practical handover.

01 — Define

Review the equipment, existing information, required functions, and project constraints.

02 — Develop

Agree on responsibilities and deliverables, then coordinate design and controls work with your team.

03 — Verify

Check the agreed functions and prepare the drawings, software, and documentation included in your scope.

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Tell us what you are working on

New equipment, an upgrade, or a controls issue? Share the equipment type, current challenge, location, and target timing so we can discuss a suitable scope.