Automation & controls
The conveyor moves the product. The controls make it a system.
Electrical controls design, PLC programming, HMI screen development and field service — all under one roof, all tested before it ships.
Our approach
Our controls engineers develop the kind of advanced, integrated control units that keep every material handling process moving.
Our engineers are highly skilled in systems design and programming. We make sure that all the components in your handling or automation system are fully compatible, ensuring reliability, productivity and safety.
Our controls division offers electrical controls design, PLC programming, HMI screen development and programming, and field service. All of our panels are built in our own panel shop before they ship to our customer sites.
Capabilities
Six things we are asked for most.
Industrial control panels
Designed and built to the requirements of UL 508A, every time.
PLC & HMI programming
Programming and screen development on Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi and Automation Direct.
System integration
Turnkey systems designed around your process — and around the equipment you already own.
Equipment & custom machines
Heavy duty industrial through to light package handling, plus custom testing and handling equipment.
Factory acceptance testing
Prove the system works on our floor, before it ever reaches yours.
Field service
Technical field support for our equipment — and for existing equipment provided by others.
Single source
Streamline the whole process, not one station of it.
Let CarrylineUSA help you streamline your entire manufacturing process — from production to packaging to preparing for shipment. We can automate most processes in your facility efficiently and safely.
We are happy to build our systems around the products and workstations of other companies in order to further automate your manufacturing environments, and we have plenty of experience working with the particular needs of many industries.
Talk to an engineer, not a call center.
Every enquiry lands with the people who design, build and test the equipment in Glasgow, Kentucky.