Siemens PLC and HMI
From legacy Step 5 to current TIA Portal. We write, debug, and migrate SIMATIC programs so your line does not wait on a retired platform.
Siemens PLC programming — detailsIndustrial automation services: On-site PLC, HMI, drive, and robot programming.
Siemens, Allen-Bradley, KUKA, FANUC, and ABB. Legacy hardware included. Nationwide.
- Platforms
- Siemens, Allen-Bradley, robots
- Coverage
- On-site nationwide
- Line down
- 24/7, subject to personnel availability
Platforms
Siemens, Allen-Bradley and robot programming services.
Allen-Bradley PLC and drives
Studio 5000, RSLogix, FactoryTalk View, PowerFlex, and Kinetix. We still speak PLC-5 and SLC 500.
Allen-Bradley PLC programming — details
Industrial robot programming
Offline programming, multi-robot cells, and end-of-arm tooling. WorkVisual, RoboGuide, RobotStudio, KRL, and RAPID.
Robot programming services — detailsMore services
Migration, backup, support, training and planning.
Legacy PLC migration
An audit of your legacy controllers and a staged migration plan with a fallback to the old rack.
Legacy PLC migration — detailsProgram backup and version control
Scheduled backups of every PLC, HMI and robot program, with change reports and a restore-ready archive you own.
Program backup — detailsRemote support
Remote access set up before you need it, so an engineer can connect instead of driving out, subject to personnel availability.
Remote support — detailsOn-site training days
Hands-on training at your plant, on your equipment, for your maintenance crew.
Training days — detailsOutage-window planning
A written cutover plan so the controls work fits the shutdown window.
Outage planning — detailsIndustry 5.0 pilot
Prove adaptive learning on one cell first, measured before and after, with a human in command.
Industry 5.0 pilot — detailsFor integrators
Experienced PLC, HMI and robot engineers on your project, under your name.
For integrators — detailsAlso in scope
Everything between the panel and the part.
Drives, networks, I/O, HMI, and tooling — the work that decides whether the cell makes rate.
Drive setup
PowerFlex and Kinetix on Allen-Bradley systems, SINAMICS on Siemens systems, SEW and third-party drives
Networks
EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, PROFIBUS, DeviceNet, TCP/IP. Network reference
I/O
I/O design, panel checkout, and device commissioning
Commissioning and launch support
Programming, I/O, drives, and robots brought up together on-site, then debug, cycle time, safety, operator acceptance, and production coverage
Hybrid support
Old and new platforms in one cell
Program backup and version control
PLC and robot program backup, version control and change tracking with versiondog and octoplant
HMI / SCADA
FactoryTalk View on Allen-Bradley; WinCC and Comfort Panels in TIA Portal on Siemens; Ignition programming, Ignition certified
SCADA/MES integration
Plant-floor data, OEE and downtime, and production reporting, with links to business systems where needed
End-of-arm tooling
Design, build, and modification, with robot programming
Line-down support
Call (877) 790-4697, any hour, 24/7, subject to personnel availability. How line-down support works
Industry 5.0
Adaptive machine-based learning, hands-free optimization
Automotive and EV plants
Robot programming for automotive and EV plants: body shop, press shop, hemming, spot weld
Service area
Based in Anderson, SC: PLC programming in Greenville, SC and the Upstate, and on-site nationwide
Method
From concept to a running cell.
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Scope
We start with the plant, not a template. Goals, constraints, existing code, and the outcome you actually need.
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Design
Hardware, networks, HMI, and software architecture on one blueprint.
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Integrate
Programming, I/O, drives, and robotics brought up together — on-site.
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Prove
Debug, cycle-time, safety, and operator acceptance before we leave.
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Stand up
Commissioning, documentation, and a clean handoff.
Straight answers
PLC, HMI, and robot services, answered.
Which PLC and robot platforms do you program?
Siemens, from Step 5 and Step 7 through TIA Portal, S7-1200, and S7-1500; Allen-Bradley, from PLC-5 and SLC 500 through ControlLogix and CompactLogix in Studio 5000; and KUKA, FANUC, and ABB robots. See Siemens PLC programming, Allen-Bradley PLC programming, and robot programming.
Can you migrate a PLC that is end of life?
Yes: PLC-5 to ControlLogix, SLC 500 to CompactLogix, S7-300 and S7-400 to S7-1500, and Step 5 to S7-1500 in TIA Portal, planned while the old hardware still runs and cut over in your outage window.
Do you set up drives?
Yes. PowerFlex and Kinetix on Allen-Bradley systems, SINAMICS on Siemens systems, and SEW and other third-party drives: install, setup, and optimization on the floor.
Do you work on industrial networks?
Yes. EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, PROFIBUS, DeviceNet, and TCP/IP, with I/O checkout on the floor. The industrial networks reference lists device files, ports, and the official specifications.
Do you program HMIs?
Yes. FactoryTalk View ME and SE on Allen-Bradley, and WinCC and Comfort Panels in TIA Portal on Siemens. In a migration, PanelView Standard terminals, OP and TP panels, and WinCC flexible projects move to current software.
Do you program Ignition?
Yes. TS Controls is Ignition certified. See Ignition programming and SCADA/MES integration.
Do you work with versiondog or octoplant?
Yes. PLC and robot program backup, version control and change tracking with versiondog and octoplant.
Do you handle commissioning and startup?
Yes. Programming, I/O, drives, and robotics brought up together on-site, then debug, cycle time, safety, and operator acceptance before we leave, with documentation and a clean handoff.
Our line is down. Who do we call?
Call (877) 790-4697, 24/7, subject to personnel availability. For planned work, send the RFQ or call the office at (877) 524-6674.
We Make Solutions Happen
Tell us what the line is doing.
Send the platform, the symptom, and the outage window. We will come back with a plan — not a brochure.