A single technical contact

Custom machines, one point of contact.

D&D brings together automation, panels and software, coordinating selected mechanical partners when a complete machine is needed.

Automation Panels Software Mechanical partners

Why the project changes

The value is not adding suppliers: it is removing pointless coordination from the customer.

A special machine gets difficult when every part answers to a different contact. Our role is to turn needs, constraints and responsibilities into one technical path that is readable and verifiable.

01 · Clear responsibility You talk to D&D, not to a chain of suppliers.

We reduce hand-offs, interpretations and gaps between mechanics, electrical, software, panel and field.

02 · Consistent choices The machine is designed with control and maintenance already in mind.

Electrical architecture, interfaces and wiring are read together with the real mechanical constraints.

03 · Governed release The finished product goes through testing, documentation and start-up.

We don't close a supply on promises: we work on tests, open points and commissioning.

Machine, automation and field together

A custom machine is not a sum of parts.

The project works when product, kinematics, signals, panel, HMI, safety, testing and support are designed as one system. D&D owns the technical path and coordinates the mechanical expertise needed through selected partners.

01 Coordinated mechanics

We involve selected mechanical companies to build the physical scope of the machine.

02 D&D automation

Electrical engineering, software, panels, I/O, HMI and logic are developed as one continuous flow.

03 Delivery in the field

FAT, SAT, start-up, training and support reduce open points after go-live.

Industrial line with a mechanical structure, control panel and integrated HMI panel.
Complete machine The customer sees one solution, not a collection of disconnected parts.
HMI operator panel and machine-side control panel on an industrial plant.
Operator control HMI, controls and diagnostics have to make the machine usable every day.

Method

From the need to a running machine, with controlled steps.

The difference is defining up front who does what, what has to be tested and which information is needed to decide. This avoids late changes of direction and reduces open points at start-up.

01 · Analysis

Product, process and industrial goal.

We collect the production need, format, cycle, constraints, layout, safety and customer standards.

02 · Concept

Technical scope and mechanical partner.

We define what is really needed and coordinate the mechanical side through selected companies.

03 · Engineering

Electrical architecture and machine side.

We design schematics, panels, I/O, safety, signals, networks and documentation ready for build.

04 · Software

PLC, HMI, diagnostics and sequences.

We develop logic and interfaces to make the machine readable for operators and maintenance.

05 · Release

Testing, start-up and support.

We handle tests, open points, FAT/SAT, training and stabilising the machine in the field.

Industrial mechanical structure with actuators, wiring and machine-side control.
Coordinated mechanics When the mechanical side is needed, we don't leave you managing a second front.

Mechanics through selected partners

We don't build confusion: we coordinate expertise.

If the customer also needs the mechanical side, D&D stays the technical interface and coordinates selected mechanical companies. The benefit is simple: one point of contact that keeps mechanical constraints, signals, panel, software and testing aligned.

Shared brief The mechanics start from the real production requirements.

Product, format, cycle times, footprints, access and maintenance enter the scope from the start.

Technical interfaces Sensors, actuators and safety don't come as an afterthought.

Every mechanical choice is read against signals, panel, software and testing.

Operational responsibility The customer shouldn't have to chase who decided what.

Coordination stays with D&D, with clearer technical communication and progress.

What you receive

A complete machine has to leave verifiable deliverables.

The promise is not a vague "we'll take care of it". The customer has to see technical outputs, responsibilities and evidence that keep the supply governable before, during and after start-up.

Output 01

Machine scope and technical plan

Needs analysis, constraints, required functions, supply boundaries, risks and next steps.

Output 02

Mechanical coordination

Interface with selected mechanical partners and alignment with automation, safety and field.

Output 03

Electrical engineering

Schematics, panel layout, I/O lists, wiring, BOMs and documentation for production and maintenance.

Output 04

PLC, HMI and SCADA software

Sequences, recipes, alarms, operator pages, diagnostics, backups and data integration when needed.

Output 05

Control panel and machine side

Panel building, wiring, electrical tests, labelling, checks and preparation for testing.

Output 06

Testing, start-up and support

FAT, SAT, I/O checks, open-points list, training and support until the machine stabilises.

When it makes sense

When you want a machine, not supplier management.

This service is for those who need to build or industrialise a complete solution and want a contact who can read automation, panel, software, mechanics and field together.

New machine

You have a product to move, assemble, inspect or treat.

We start from cycle, formats, expected output and production constraints.

Line to complete

A technical block is missing between mechanics, panel, software or field.

We rebuild the scope and reduce the grey areas between supplies.

Stalled project

Too many parties are slowing down decisions and responsibility.

You need a single owner to bring order to engineering, timing and testing.

Critical release

The machine has to reach production with governed testing and start-up.

We define tests, documentation, training and post-start-up support.

We start from your need

Have a machine or a process in mind to automate?

Describe the product, the goal, the state of the project and what is missing today. We help you work out whether you need a complete machine, part of the automation or coordination with mechanical partners.

Already have an idea or a layout?

Send drawings, photos, a concept diagram, the product to handle, cycle times or space constraints.

Send documents
Still working out the solution?

Tell us the result you want to achieve: we define the first technical scope together.

Contact D&D