01 — Industry

Electrical engineering design for machinery and special-purpose machinery

In machine building, the effort is not decided by the first schematic but by the second variant. Anyone who sets up device tagging, macros and article master data cleanly from the start builds every further machine faster – and does not have to reinvent the documentation each time.

Large heat pump with compressor, pipework and control cabinet in a plant room

Typical tasks

Circuit, terminal and cable diagrams for new developments and variants.
Building a machine standard that holds across product lines.
3D control cabinet layout with manufacturing data instead of a 2D assembly drawing.
Wire harnesses and cable routing inside the machine.
Compliance and CE evidence as part of the design, not as an afterthought.

What we take on

Electrical design for new developments and product line extensions.
Building and maintaining macros, article databases and component libraries.
Project teams at your site where a development needs close support.
Workshops so your team can carry the standard forward itself.

Engineering software & CAE systems

We work inside your system landscape.

For electrical design and technical documentation we use established CAE systems. Which one we use follows your standards and your existing environment – not our habit.

EPLAN Electric P8
Electrical design & schematics
- Circuit diagrams
- PLC & I/O
- Terminals & cables
- Reports
EPLAN Pro Panel
3D control cabinet & layout planning
- Layout planning
- Component placement
- Wiring
- Manufacturing data
EPLAN Harness proD
Wire harness & cable routing
- Routing
- Cables
- Connectors
- Wire harnesses
WSCAD
Electrical design & schematics
- Circuit diagrams
- Documentation
- Existing projects
- Revisions

Technical framework

Series production means every design decision multiplies. A wiring set that is awkward to assemble does not cost time once, but in every unit built. So we plan for manufacturability, not only for function.

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