Move with the process
Support changing production areas, temporary operations and equipment relocations without planning a new control building every time. Define future relocation needs during the original design.
Control Systems That Move
Take your controls with your operation.
A container control system keeps your automation, motor controls and supporting utilities together. When the process changes location, your control investment can move with it.
01 / The project perspective
Keep the investment working
Repeat a common layout
Use a consistent Allen-Bradley control architecture and service arrangement across multiple deployments. Familiar equipment and documentation help your team maintain a common operating approach.
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Shift more work into the shop
Prepare in parallel
Container fabrication, equipment mounting and internal wiring can proceed while your site team prepares foundations, utilities and equipment. The project schedule coordinates the two workstreams.
Simplify site integration
Receive an organized control environment with internal installation already completed. Defined connection points help focus site work on incoming power, motors, instruments and communications.
03 / The project perspective
Plan the next move now
Mobility works best when service clearances, cable entry, lifting access and transport requirements are considered together.
A footprint matched to the equipment
Our interactive reference uses a 20 ft high-cube container. Larger or alternative configurations are engineered to order around your equipment, working space and shipping route.
A few useful answers.
Can the container be relocated after installation?
Relocation can be planned into the project. Each move requires an agreed shutdown, disconnection, lifting, transport and recommissioning plan suited to the finished assembly and destination.
Does a container eliminate site preparation?
The site still needs suitable support, access and utility connections. We define the delivery boundary so your site team can prepare before the system arrives.