About Sage Automation
Engineering, Sales and Service Team
Sage projects bring applications, mechanical, electrical, controls, programming, manufacturing and service expertise together around one automation system.
Multidisciplinary engineering with clear system responsibility
Industrial automation crosses mechanical structures, robot motion, tooling, sensors, controls, plant data, operator interaction and safety. Sage coordinates these disciplines from application development through factory testing and installation.
Customers work with a team that understands both the equipment and the product being handled. Service and upgrade personnel can draw on the same engineering information used to build and program the original system.
Application data to define
- Product samples, drawings and specifications
- Production sequence and required rate
- Plant controls and safety standards
- Factory acceptance testing criteria
- Installation and training plan
- Post-installation service expectations
What the system can include
Applications engineering
Define product, rate, payload, process, layout and business requirements before selecting equipment.
Design and programming
Coordinate mechanical, electrical, robot and PLC development around the complete sequence.
Manufacturing and service
Assemble, test, install and support the equipment with continuity across the project lifecycle.
Frequently asked questions
Who reviews a new automation inquiry?
A Sage applications engineer reviews the product, process, rate, payload and layout information to help define the appropriate next step.
Are robot programming and controls done by Sage?
Yes. Sage develops robot programming and controls as part of the engineered system scope.
Continue your application research
Bring us the application data.
Share the product, payload, rate, process sequence and available layout with a Sage applications engineer.