Field devices, calibration and loop checks
Flow, level, pressure, temperature, weighing and vibration. Installation, calibration against traceable standards, and troubleshooting of 4–20 mA, HART and Modbus loops.
Field instrumentation, PLC and SCADA engineering, VFD repair and programming, and batch centrifugal drive service for sugar mills, distilleries and process plants.
Most of our work starts as a breakdown call and turns into a maintenance contract. We handle the whole loop, so you are not coordinating an instrument vendor, a panel shop and a programmer separately.
Flow, level, pressure, temperature, weighing and vibration. Installation, calibration against traceable standards, and troubleshooting of 4–20 mA, HART and Modbus loops.
New logic, modification of running programs, hardware migration from obsolete CPUs, and backup and version control of every program we touch.
Mimics that match the plant, alarm rationalisation, batch and shift reports, historian setup and remote monitoring for management.
Card-level repair, DC bus and IGBT diagnosis, cooling and filter fixes, spare drive standby, and parameter sets tuned for the actual load instead of factory defaults.
Cycle timing, braking and plough control on batch centrifugals, plus continuous machine drive upkeep through the crushing season.
Design, wiring and testing of control and drive panels, relay-to-PLC retrofits, and cleaning up earthing and cable routing that causes nuisance trips.
Scheduled preventive visits, critical spares held at our end, and defined response times written into the contract — including season-long cover for mills.
Updated schematics, I/O lists, parameter sheets and program backups handed over after every job, so the next engineer is not starting blind.
A centrifugal that loses ten seconds per cycle costs a mill a full station over a season. We tune the drive against the actual cycle, not the manual.
Speed held for even massecuite distribution; charge valve interlocked with basket speed and load feedback.
Ramp shaped to the drive's current limit so the machine reaches spin speed without tripping on overload.
Wash valve timing tied to speed and time so molasses purity is repeatable across shifts and operators.
Regenerative or dynamic braking set for the shortest safe stop, with resistor duty and brake wear checked.
Plough interlocks with basket speed and gate position, so a mistimed plough never meets a moving basket.
Also handled: vibration switch and trip settings, basket and bearing condition monitoring, brake resistor sizing, load sharing across a station, and conversion of relay-logic machines to PLC and drive control.
Our engineers carry licences and programming cables for the systems commonly installed in Indian process plants, so a site visit does not stall on software access.
Process plants where a stopped drive stops production.
Mills, boiling house, centrifugal stations, cane handling.
Fermentation, evaporation, ethanol plant utilities.
Batch reactors, dosing, safety interlocks.
Intake pumping, ETP and STP automation.
Processing lines, packaging, CIP sequences.
Material handling, kiln auxiliaries, fan drives.
Pick the one that fits the situation. Most clients start at the first and move to the third.
Send the make and model if you have it, and the fault code on the display. It saves a visit surprisingly often.