Electrical panels for plants and machines

The electrical panel is the heart of your plant. If its components are obsolete or out of production, a fault means a stopped plant and lost output, often while waiting for spare parts that no longer exist.

Multi Data designs, builds and replaces electrical panels for dosing plants, rubber mixing rooms and plastic compound lines. Since 1994 we have worked exclusively in this sector: every panel is designed for the real plant it will be installed on, never an off-the-shelf solution.

Replacing obsolete panels

We work on plants that are still mechanically sound but have dated panels or out-of-production components:

• Design and construction of the new panel to replace the existing one
• Upgrade of safety systems to current standards (category 3, EN ISO 13849)
• Replacement of obsolete PLCs with Siemens or Rockwell and touch-screen operator interface
• Configuration and testing of inverters and equipment before delivery
• On-site work with downtime reduced to a minimum: in many cases the panel changeover happens over the weekend

Panels we build

• Panels for dosing plants
• Panels for turbo-mixers
• Panels for extruders
• Panels for open and closed rubber mixers
• Panels for automatic dosing machines
• Increased-safety or explosion-proof panels for ATEX environments

Built and tested in-house

We build and test every panel in our workshop. When a panel is ready, a programmer literally checks every wire: inverters and equipment are configured so the panel arrives on site ready for commissioning. No panel, and no PC, leaves our workshop until it has been fully tested. We use only top-tier components: a fault during commissioning, or worse in production, costs far more than any saving on a second-rate component.

Panel, software and testing: a single partner

A reliable plant needs three things done right: the panel, the software and the testing. Multi Data provides all three, integrated: the new panel talks to DosareX software for recipe management, traceability and supervision, and is commissioned by the same team that built it.