Industrial control and automation can be complex. At Maple Systems, we want to break the barrier between knowledge and know-how to make sure every engineer and operator is fully prepared for whatever task comes their way.
A packaging OEM added a Maple HMI to control the physical equipment, act as the touch screen for the end user, display a HTML page, and communicate with their current PLC.
Using a Maple Systems HMI, Bart Stater, from CNC Solutions and Service, was able to improve quality, rate of production, and reduced the reject rate on the Honing machine.
Because of our strong partnership with Sealed Air, Maple Systems has proudly provided the control solution for thousands of ProPad machines in Amazon warehouses all over the world.
Adding a Maple Wi-Fi-enable HMI to their automated medical device sanitization station, allowed this OEM machine to be moved to where they are needed in the facility or stored out of the way when not in use.
They needed a way to quickly learn of any alarm conditions if the operator was away from the machine, and adding our wifi HMI at one end of the system, we were able to meet their requirements.
The OEM customer uses a Touchscreen Industrial Panel PC for their production-series tablet pressing machines. This rotary tablet press boasts features essential for successful mid-sized tableting without the full-scale price.
De Dietrich Process Systems, Inc contacted Maple for help with a redesign of the Powder Pump, a dense-phase pneumatic conveying system.
During a large revamping of a utility control system, Aqua Sierra’s customer North Tahoe Utilities needed a High Brightness PC-based HMI with wifi to run a simple SCADA project as an interface.
Targetbotics builds and installs control systems for law enforcement and military firing ranges. They required a non-touchscreen control and something that would work in an outdoor environment.
Fast Heat / Spark Industries chooses a Maple HMI to replace the obsolete HMI on their most popular system, the Pulse 2 Temperature Controller.
The ability to open, close, and move concrete barriers with the Zipper protects workers in work zones, eliminating crossover-road fatalities, and creates contraflow lanes.
It allows the operators to set the speed and direction of the rotating glass floor, and monitors of any faults or warnings, and provides a view into the load-sharing by the twelve AC motors that spin that turntable.