A solution around your process
Replacing an entire machine is not always the most suitable approach. Petra Otomasyon evaluates existing equipment to define targeted mechanical, electrical and automation upgrades.
The assessment considers current condition, obsolete or problematic components, program backups and required new functions. Interfaces to retain and systems to replace are identified together with production constraints.
Share the machine model, electrical drawings, installed controls and the issue you want to resolve. Planned downtime and commissioning conditions form part of the technical discussion.
Assessing the existing equipment
Mechanical condition, electrical drawings, controls and program backups help identify the systems to replace. Retained interfaces and the impact on current production establish the upgrade boundaries.
Downtime and transition planning
Compatibility with existing equipment, installation order and test conditions are planned together. Downtime windows, backups and recovery options are considered alongside the facility production schedule.
Application areas
Controls upgrades and functional improvements. 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.