PLC and scenario design
Control logic tailored to inter-equipment operation sequences and process conditions.
SOFTWARE & AUTOMATIONVisualize production.
Visualize production.
Manage the process.
From field equipment to operator screens: clear, traceable control solutions aligned with the process.
Discover our approachTHE CONTROL SYSTEM AS A WHOLE
OperatorStatus · Recipe · Alarm
Monitoring and command
Control systemScenario · Sequencing · Parameters
Field signals
MotorsSensorsDrives
Intuitive HMIRecipe and scenarioAlarm and downtime monitoring
ENGINEERING THAT CONSIDERS THE WHOLE
The machine More than just operation.
Effective automation is about more than just operating machinery; it involves maintaining production stability and making errors visible. Metkan installs systems that minimize downtime through precise scenario design and HMI screens that empower operators to make rapid decisions in the field. The goal is reduced intervention, faster diagnostics, and safer operations.
OUR PROCESS APPROACH
Consider the steps together.
Examine the input, function, and impact on the next step for each stage.
SAHA
The starting point of control: accurate field data.
We examine the existing equipment, signal, and hardware structure. We define the scope of the new installation or revision based on on-site requirements.
- WHAT WE EVALUATE
- Equipment and I/O structure
- WHAT WE PLAN
- Control scope and requirements list
SOLUTION SCOPEWorking together
Working together
for a unified system.
Crushing–screening, dry mix, and packaging–palletizing lines.
Operator interfaces
Clear status indicators, simple navigation, and intuitive actions.
Recipe and data management
Handling product changeovers, production settings, and downtime information.
Revision and commissioning
Review of hardware and I/O capacity, field settings, and stabilization.
Your existing system
Control hardware, I/O list, drives, and existing screens.
Your operational needs
Operating scenarios, recipes, and information required by the operator.
Your improvement goals
Downtime, alarm frequency, product changeovers, and monitoring requirements.
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