Legacy machines
Mechanically sound machines with dead controls.
Service 05 of 07 · Retrofit & Modernisation
Replace obsolete controls without replacing the whole machine.
Plenty of perfectly good machines get scrapped because their controller went obsolete and nobody could support it. That's an expensive way to solve a cheap problem.
We assess what's obsolete, design a drop-in modern replacement — often Servonix hardware with documented logic — and plan the swap around your shutdown window so the line is down for the minimum time.
You keep the mechanical machine you know, and gain controls you can actually support for the next decade.
The process
Stage by stage
We identify what's obsolete and unsupportable, and what can stay.
A drop-in modern control package — hardware, logic and panel — engineered to the existing machine.
Panels built and programs written and simulated before the shutdown.
Executed in your shutdown window, commissioned, and fully documented as-built.
Configurations
Targets
PLC, drive, HMI, panel
Any obsolete control element, or the whole control system.
Downtime
Planned
Pre-built and simulated to fit your shutdown window.
Result
Supportable
Modern hardware with a decade of spares ahead of it.
Specifications
In the field
Mechanically sound machines with dead controls.
Single-source obsolete parts you can't reliably buy.
Bring an old machine's controls to current practice.
Retrofit a fleet to one supportable platform.
Recent work
Send us the device, the panel, or the problem. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit — and quote a real lead time.