Automated Control Systems

Midwest Engineered System’s high-performance automation solutions make connecting your machines, data, and people simple. MWES industrial control systems provide greater flexibility, increased productivity, less risk and lower costs by visualizing and running processes with state-of-the-art operator interfaces, keeping critical systems up and running, and leveraging the latest functional and process safety systems.

As an automated production line integrator, MWES understands the industrial sector’s need for high-quality, effective automation control systems is becoming increasingly apparent. The right industrial automation control systems can create new paths for organizations to grow and become more interconnected.

The goal of industrial control systems (ICS) in automation is to integrate functions and processes between industrial machines, equipment and devices within manufacturing plants. With automation control systems, repetitive tasks can be easily handled while other resources are used to optimize industrial production-level processes. This capability will cover repetitive tasks such as the creation and maintenance of batch information records, batch changeovers, the creation of schedules for periodic machine maintenance, and many other tasks. Automation control systems can also be used to streamline the process of scaling a plant’s production up or down or to ease the process of incorporating new products into a plant’s production line. Whether the automation control system is a robotic, manufacturing machine or assembly line system, there are many ways to make each of those systems more efficient and profitable through better automation control systems.

Advanced communication and data transmission for industrial automation control systems depend on smart devices, sensors on equipment and data security measures. These automated actions could allow the plant’s production levels to be scaled automatically based on the most up-to-date collected distribution channels and sales information. Another example would be machines moving from one batch to the next batch without interruption.

MWES specializes in all types of automation control systems depending on the customers’ needs but two of the most important aspects are Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI) and Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC).