SCADA and plant visualisation
Operator screens, alarms, trends and production data from every machine and process, in one place. For a single line or a whole site.
One view of the plant
Operators and managers see the same live picture instead of walking the floor.
Alarms with a history
Every alarm recorded with when it happened and when it cleared, so recurring problems stand out.
Data you can use
Trends and production figures for reports, not just numbers on a screen.
What is included
The scope
Every job starts with a look at the machine and a fixed-scope quote in writing: what we will do, what it costs and how long the machine is down.
- SCADA and HMI screens
- Alarms and alarm history
- Trends and production data
- Connection to PLCs across the site
- Reports for managers
How a project runs
Planned around your production
- 1
Site visit
We look at the machine or the line, what it does now, and what you need it to do.
- 2
Fixed-scope quote
What we will do, what it costs, how long the machine is down, in writing.
- 3
Build and install
Prepared ahead, installed in a planned window to keep downtime short.
- 4
Commission and support
Tested, documented, backed up, and handed over to your team, with support after.
Questions
Common questions
What is the difference between SCADA and machine monitoring?
SCADA is for operating and supervising the plant from screens. Machine monitoring with Kealink is a lighter way to see every machine's state, output and stops, with email alerts, without a full SCADA project.
Brands we work with
Siemens, Fanuc, Allen-Bradley and more
We are an independent company, not an authorised distributor or representative of these manufacturers. All brand names and logos belong to their owners.
Also: CNC retrofits and upgrades, PLC projects and upgrades, Service and repairs, robotic machine tending and machine monitoring.
Tell us about the machine
The make, the control and what it is doing, or not doing. We reply within one working day.