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    PostedThursday, June 28, 2018 at 10:26 AM

    Automation Help

    This morning I was contacted by an end user looking for some automation help. Please respond with your interest and expertise below (login with your Exchange credentials first.) 
    
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    "I am looking into automating a process that requires a small amount of movement.  It needs to be able to move in 2 axis, one needs to be about 18ft and the other maybe 2ft.  It would pick up a basket of parts weighing about 20-75 lbs and place it into a series of tanks.  I also need it to be programmable and be able to do all of this within certain time windows and repeat until told not to.  I am new to automation and I was recently turned onto the CSIA [Exchange] and I was hoping that I could get some insight on this type of topic.  "
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    • Posted Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 3:34 PM
      I have a lot more questions, but with what has been provided, this seems right up our alley. Please feel free to contact me directly.
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    • Tom Wing , Syscon Automation
      Posted Thursday, June 28, 2018 at 5:10 PM
      This looks like a pretty straight forward application, but we would have a few questions about the application.  This is well within our capabilities.
      Please contact us directly:
      tom.wing@sysconautomation.com
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    • Posted Tuesday, July 3, 2018 at 4:36 PM
      We'd be happy to work with you to determine if this process is a good candidate for automation. If so, we can work with you to develop a solution. We have plenty of experience working with clients who are new to automation.  You are welcome to contact me directly.
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    • Posted Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 3:00 PM
      Curious about the location of your facility. Southlake Automation has completed several similar projects and would be interested in helping determine what is needed and providing you with a solution. Please reach out directly to the following:
      Erica.Fritsch@southlakeautomation.com
      219-736-6299
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    • Posted Thursday, July 12, 2018 at 12:57 PM
      Hello,
      
      We have been getting into this a lot lately please feel free to contact me and discuss the project 618-281-9574 or email me at jdavis@qsicontrols.com
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    • Dan Carlsen , Secure Controls, LLC
      Posted Wednesday, January 16, 2019 at 5:25 PM
      Based on your description it sounds like you would need at minimum a PLC and 2 motors with drives. Some things to consider are the environment of the components, physical constraints such as walls, safety, and if an operator is present how they will interact with the machinery. Many of the folks in this forum would be able to develop the motion system and programming, but you would likely need to look elsewhere for the mechanical construction of the machine. I would start a dialog with an integrator in your area and "feel them out" if you feel uneasy with your integrator, try with another. 
      Good luck!
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