We have been programming and teaching programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in the RTP, Raleigh, central North Carolina (NC) area since 1984. Back in the 1980s we even built PLC equipment, software and products. We have programmed programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in all types of industries and all types of applications. Everything from simple relay replacers to entire automated plants. PLC projects that have included all the tools and applications you see in this website.
We are the oldest, most experienced, and best trained independent PLC programming company in North Carolina NC. We have experience with major brands from North America (GE Fanuc, AB, Modicon, SquareD, Texas Instruments, Honeywell, Automation Direct, Westinghouse, Bailey), Europe (Siemens), and Asia (Omron, Mitsubitshi, Koyo). We often get service / replacement calls regarding installations we did more than ten years ago -- so we know what it takes to make robust systems.
We have developed special programming techniques over the years for different types of control systems that minimize risk and increase uptime. For example, our sequential programming procedures run machines as fast, and as accurate, as they can run without crashing. You get the speed and accuracy of a CAM driven machine for a fraction of the cost. Plus the flexibility of changes that a PLC offers.
If you want something cheap, requires a lot of maintenance to keep it working, tears itself apart, and has a limited lifetime -- contact our competitors. If you want something robust, dependable, reliable, designed to run for 10+ years but costs much less than a CAM driven machine then please click on the blue link at the bottom of this page. Customers often bring us in to reprogram or rebuild machines that were not done correctly the first time. We have shown many customers the difference in maintenance costs, uptime, and total throughput for our machines versus our competitors.
For more information on programmable logic controllers (PLCs) please click on the "Programmable Controllers" button in the left hand column.
