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Industries

Different machines. The same problem underneath.

A screen, a controller, some I/O, and an engineer who has to make them work at a price. These are the industries where Phoenix does that today.

Every industry Phoenix controls run in today
Barcode verification station on a packaging line

Packaging machinery

Die cutters with barcode verification, labellers, case erectors, fillers. The $10,000 to $100,000 machines still built in the States.

Elevator hall station with call display

Residential elevators

Twenty years on the same account. Glass cab operating panels, hall stations, and the cost engineering that made revision two possible.

Commercial kitchen equipment

Ovens and mixers, and the temperature and recipe interfaces that set them.

Pad printing machine with touchscreen operator control

Printing and finishing

Screen-printing presses, pad printers and print-curing lines with operator control at the press.

Food processing

Industrial slicers and portioning equipment with washdown-rated interfaces.

Exterior of a municipal waste water treatment plant, with aeration basins and the operations building

Water and wastewater

Municipal treatment plants: load balancing, remote I/O and operator screens that run for decades.

Building products machinery

Seamless gutter machines and roll-forming lines that run from a truck.

Hydraulic soil-sampling rig with carousel control

Agriculture and field equipment

Hydraulic soil-sampling rigs with carousel control and logging.

Medical and rehabilitation equipment

Controls and operator interfaces for therapy and rehabilitation machines.

Building something else?

If it is a repeatable machine with a screen and a controller on it, the conversation is the same.

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