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"When you turn on a machine you expect it to perform a specific task in the way that you intended. This applies equally to your own domestic food mixer or to a complex computer-controlled manufacturing line. You expect the machine to stop and start when you want it to and run at the speed and power that gives you the desired product or results. These requirements are achieved by the machine's control system. Because this is hidden within the complexity of the machine it is often overlooked by the user who may only consider the control system as the push button that stops and starts the machine. Many control systems are complicated and handle thousands of individual signals, others are simple with only one command, but they can all be considered as the medium that carries the message around the machine from where it is initiated to the point where some response to the signal takes place." - Paul Makin, Chairman ISO/TC 199, Safety of machinery.
The most essential part of a control system is the ability for it to carry out the safety functions that are needed for the most efficient use of the machinery.

We provide Risk Assessment & modifications to achieve compliance with all current safety regulations.
 

• Upgrading of existing machinery to CE compliance and EN standards.
   
• Upgrading of control circuit and machine wiring to achieve CE compliance.
   
• Upgrading of equipment to meet PUWER regulations.
   
• Upgrading of specialist equipment to meet the relevant CE/EN requirements for that particular type of machinery.