A solution around your process
Off-the-shelf equipment does not always fit a production requirement. Petra Otomasyon approaches custom machine design and manufacturing around your part, process and operating conditions.
The workflow, target cycle time, product variations and operator requirements inform the design. Mechanical structures, electrical panels and control software are considered as connected parts of the same system.
To discuss a project, share your current process, production target and any available drawings. These help define the scope, acceptance criteria and delivery requirements.
Design around the part and process
Part geometry, assembly sequence, operator access and required capacity establish the design inputs. Fixtures, motion mechanisms and layout are evaluated together with product changeover and maintenance access.
Mechanics, electrical and software
The mechanical structure is planned with the panel, sensors, motion control and operator interface. Manual operation, automatic cycles, fault recovery and recipe requirements are defined during design.
Application areas
Assembly, testing and handling applications. Suitability is assessed against your product, process and operating conditions; this is a scope description, not a completed-project reference.
Testing and handover
The operating scenarios, test parts, acceptance criteria and documents are agreed in the project scope. Where required, factory acceptance (FAT) and site acceptance (SAT) can be planned separately, with responsibilities and conditions defined before commissioning.
Frequently asked questions
What should I share for an initial quotation?
Provide your process description, available drawings or program backups, equipment information, quantity or capacity requirements and target schedule. Missing inputs are clarified during the technical review.
Can you work with our existing equipment?
Existing systems can be evaluated. Compatibility depends on equipment condition, available drawings, software access and the required interfaces. The scope is established after reviewing these inputs.
How are delivery time and acceptance defined?
Timing depends on design scope, component availability, manufacturing needs and site conditions. Acceptance criteria and included documentation should be agreed together with the scope before work starts.