Industrial Automation
Complete industrial automation systems for modern factories. PLCs, HMI, SCADA, actuators and control components for automated production.
Smart automation for Industry 4.0
Which product types do we supply?
- PLCs and ControllersProgrammable logic controllers for process automation · Production lines, Industrial HVAC systems, Materials processing, Chemical process control
- HMI and Operator PanelsHuman-machine interfaces for monitoring and control · Production control, Process monitoring, CNC machine sets, Packaging stations
- SCADA SystemsIndustrial supervisory control and data acquisition systems · Distributed factories, Public utilities, Energy management, Quality control
- Electric ActuatorsActuators for automating valves and mechanisms · Industrial valves, Ventilation systems, Gates and barriers, Positioning mechanisms
- Industrial Relays and ContactorsSwitching components for automated control · Motor control, Control circuits, Equipment protection, Lighting automation
- I/O Modules and InterfacesInput-output modules for system expansion · PLC expansion, Signal acquisition, Distributed control, Sensor integration
- CNC Machine ToolsCNC lathes, milling centres, multitasking and electrical discharge machines · Automotive industry and suppliers, Moulds and tooling, Machinery construction, Hydraulics and precision parts
Which brands do we quote in this category?
- Siemens
- ABB
- Schneider Electric
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Rockwell Automation
- Beckhoff
- B&R
- Omron
- Phoenix Contact
- Weidmüller
- Murr Elektronik
- Pilz
- SICK
- Turck
- Pepperl+Fuchs
- Acromag
- ADLINK Technology
- Advantech
- Allen-Bradley
- ATC Diversified Electronics
- ATI Industrial Automation
- AuCom
- Autonics
- Bachmann electronic
- Beijer Electronics
- Benshaw
- Bihl+Wiedemann
- Carlo Gavazzi
- Circutor
- Dataforth
- Deltrol Controls
- DENSO Wave
- DMG MORI
- DN Solutions
- Dobot
- Doosan Robotics
- EFORT
- Elap
- Eliwell
- Eltra
And more brands on request: send us the code or the nameplate of the item.
Spare parts and accessories
- Industrial communication cables
- 24V DC power supplies
- Enclosures and racks
- Programming software
- Ethernet/Profibus communication modules
- Terminals and connectors
- UPS power supplies for PLCs
What we do for you
- Consultancy on component selection
- Compatibility check with existing equipment
- Quotations by product code
- Technical documentation on request
- Quotations for SEAP/SICAP procurement
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose a PLC suitable for my application?
Three criteria decide the choice: the number of digital and analogue inputs/outputs needed (with a 20-30% margin for later expansion), the communication protocol required by the rest of the installation (Profinet, Modbus TCP, EtherCAT or Profibus for older systems) and the program memory needed for the complexity of the control logic. The installation environment matters just as much - temperature, vibration, dust - because it determines the protection degree of the enclosure. Choosing a universal PLC without checking protocol compatibility with the existing HMI or SCADA is a frequent mistake.
What is the difference between a PLC and an industrial PC?
A PLC runs a deterministic operating system dedicated solely to real-time control, with predictable scan times and very high resistance to the industrial environment - it is the standard choice for process control and functional safety. An industrial PC runs a general-purpose operating system (Windows or Linux) and offers more computing power, suited to complex visualisation, high-volume data acquisition or algorithms that do not need strict determinism. In many modern installations the two coexist: PLC for control, industrial PC for SCADA and data analysis.
When do I need a SCADA system and not just a local HMI?
A local HMI displays and controls a single machine or line, mounted directly on the panel. A SCADA system becomes necessary when you have to monitor and control several pieces of equipment or locations from the same interface - for example several pumping stations, distributed production halls or utilities across a whole industrial platform. SCADA adds data history, centralised alarms and production reports, essential for traceability and predictive maintenance at factory scale, not just at the level of an individual machine.
Electric or pneumatic actuator for a valve - how do I choose?
A pneumatic actuator is faster, simpler and cheaper where compressed air is already available in the installation, and is suited to frequent on/off operation. An electric actuator does not depend on a compressed air network, offers precise positioning for modulating control and is easier to integrate with a 4-20mA signal or a communication bus directly from the PLC. For areas without compressed air or where fine continuous positioning is required, not just open/closed, the electric actuator is the more practical choice, although it costs more initially.
What information do I send for a correct automation quotation?
An electrical or functional diagram of the process, even a sketched one, helps enormously with correct sizing. In addition, we need the number and type of signals (digital, analogue, working voltage), the communication protocol required by the existing system and the installation environment (temperature, dust, ATEX zone if applicable). For replacement actuators or relays, the original code on the existing component is enough for quick identification.
How long does delivery of industrial automation equipment take?
For frequently requested components (PLCs, I/O modules, relays), the lead time is 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier. Configured SCADA systems, customised HMI panels or actuators with specific parameterisation are made to order, usually 1–4 weeks; it can take longer depending on the brand and the specifications. For compatibility with the automation already in the factory, send the codes of the current equipment.
Request a quotation
Send the codes, the nameplate photo or your parts list; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 2026-11-12