INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE + AUTOMATION
Ready for
the next shift.
Keep the machinery.
Move the operation forward.
Maintenance planning, controls modernisation and shutdown support for the people behind your production line.
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MACHINE / MOTION / CONTROLFROM ONE STEP
TO THE NEXT.
Start with the handoff.
A part arrives at the fixture. The mechanical arrangement and control sequence need to work together.
Interactive engineering study
01 / THE WORK BEHIND THE WORK
One line.
Many moving parts.
Your maintenance plan, control systems and production window belong in the same conversation.
Maintain what
matters.
Asset records, component scope and maintenance priorities. A clearer picture of the work ahead.
Machinery maintenance 02 / AUTOMATIONMake controls
work harder.
Review ageing controls, operator information and integration needs around your existing equipment.
Automation & controls 03 / PLANNED WORKGive the window
a plan.
Bring scope, people, records and parts together before a proposed shutdown window.
Shutdown planningYOUR FLOOR. YOUR CONSTRAINTS.
The right change
starts on your line.
Mitra
Packworks.
A packaging team planning the next chapter for its PK-07 cartoner and infeed line.
- Location
- Makarpura, Vadodara
- Reference
- AX-318
- Starting point
- Modernisation scope
02 / MACHINERY, MADE UNDERSTANDABLE
See the assembly.
Understand the scope.
A motor, a coupling, a gearbox. Different components, different records and responsibilities. Open the assembly to see where each conversation starts.
The source of motion.
Equipment identity, manufacturer records and the reported operating context help define the maintenance review.
An explanatory assembly, not an alignment procedure or a measured equipment model.
03 / BEHIND THE PANEL
Old machine.
New possibilities.
Not every improvement needs a new line. Start by understanding the controls you have, the information operators need and the interfaces a change depends on.
Explore controls modernisationBetter context.
Before more complexity.
For Mitra Packworks, the first review brings the panel records, HMI message list and proposed scope into one place.
View the HMI review brief
Where the information starts.
A sensor provides an input. Documenting the device and its role helps the controls team understand the wider sequence.
IN-147
“Intermittent stop at the PK-07 infeed.”
- Recorded by
- Riya / maintenance coordinator
- Current stage
- Assessment pending
- Next input
- Asset records and operator observations
- 01
Bring the context.
Machine identity, what was observed and the relevant records. Start with facts the team can share.
- 02
Agree the scope.
Define what needs assessment, who owns each input and where manufacturer guidance is required.
- 03
Plan the handover.
Document the proposed work, coordination needs and decisions still to be made.
A USEFUL PLACE TO START
Which service
fits your next step?
Describe the requirement. AXEN Guide helps you explore the service scope and prepare a clearer enquiry.
AI feature preview · Prepared service guidanceBEFORE WE START
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Can you work around existing equipment?
That is where the review starts. Share the equipment identity, manufacturer documentation, existing controls and intended change. Suitability and scope depend on that assessment.
What if the production window is limited?
Include the proposed window in your brief. Scope, resources, parts and dependencies need to be agreed with the plant team before a work plan is confirmed.
What should we prepare for the first conversation?
The plant location, asset reference, observed requirement and a contact who owns the next step. The shutdown planning page helps organise the supporting information.