Manufacturers require advanced controls to ensure consistent levels of productivity. Read on to learn more about how OSCO converts challenges into opportunities in this vital industry.
Tag: <span>Manufacturing Industry Controls</span>
Designing Custom Control Panels for 2023
As we welcome a new year, we continue to see the expanded role that technology is playing in industry. OSCO is proud to work with clients in several high-profile fields, including OEMs, recycling, utilities, oil & gas, and manufacturing...
How OSCO Positions OEMs For New Product Development
OEMs have a lot to prioritize when designing new equipment. The controls that operate the equipment can be a complicated piece of product development. OSCO Controls can help ease the burden of this part of the process by partnering with OEMs to create the right custom-engineered controls for whatever the application requires.
PLCs & PACs: Is One Better Than the Other?
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and Programmable Automation Controllers (PACs) have a lot of similarities in how they are used in manufacturing automation. They each provide the programming logic behind controlling processes to boost productivity and they both are highly reliable. Here at OSCO, we determine what is best to use based on the application and its complexities, and future capabilities that maybe needed.
Custom Panel Makes Paper-Loading Machinery More Manageable
If there’s a way to reduce physical exertion while increasing options and accuracy, then using custom control panels to produce mechanical solutions must be near the top of that list. When a company comes to OSCO Controls with a request, it’s typically going to involve the creation of control panels that will help operators trigger...
Commercial AC Manufacturer Tests and Sets Up OSCO Control Panel for Lift Platform
OSCO Controls is a manufacturer of industrial control panels used in a wide variety of applications. One application involves the control of a heavy-duty platform lift whereby the controls are pre-programmed to stop the lift at customer specified height requirements.