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    What do you need to automate? (lines, machines, and processes)
    What do you need to automate? (lines, machines, and processes) We propose a clear solutions map to help you identify where the return lies:

    PLC/HMI/SCADA Integration and Control Panels

    • Migration of obsolete PLCs, standardization of stops/safety, robust sequences, and HMI diagnostics.
    • SCADA/MES for traceability, alarms, historical data, recipes, and production reports.
    • Control panels designed according to safety standards with organized wiring to facilitate maintenance.

    This block is the foundation of any industrial process automation and system integration. At Elecproy, we develop complete industrial control and supervision solutions for plants.

    Robotics and Robotic Cells

    • Palletizing, pick & place, case packing, screwing, dispensing.
    • Cells with traditional robots or cobots when space/safety requires it.
    • Reach simulation, tooling design, and offline programming to accelerate commissioning.

    Machine Vision and Quality Control

    • Dimensional inspection, presence/absence checks, code/OCR reading, labeling and batch verification.
    • Integration with ejectors, automatic rejection, and feedback to the PLC to ensure zero repetitive errors.

    End of Line : Palletizing and Packing

    • Handling of boxes/trays, case erectors, wrapping, and integrated labeling.
    • Synchronization with conveyors, weight/volume detectors, and order verification.

    Cycle Times

    As a general rule, a process redesign (layout + control + synchronization) combined with automation of bottleneck operations can reduce cycle times by −10% to −30% (e.g., going from 20 s to 14–18 s per part).
    This depends heavily on line conditions and supply stability.

    OEE (Availability × Performance × Quality)

    Combined improvements in performance (steady speed, fewer micro-stops), quality (machine vision/POKA-YOKE), and availability (preventive maintenance and SCADA alarms) typically increase OEE by +5% to +15% within 3–9 months after commissioning.

    Payback

    In well-defined process automation projects (end of line, repetitive handling, robotic cells), payback is typically 6–18 months, depending on labor savings, scrap reduction, and increased capacity.
    These are indicative values. If they match your goals, we will prepare an accurate estimate after a technical visit and data collection.

    Estimated Results and ROI (Indicative Values)

    Important Notice

    The figures below are fictional estimates based on realistic industry ranges. Your project may vary depending on scope, technology, machine condition, and operating environment. Use them only as an initial reference to decide whether it’s worth discussing further.

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