Industries We Serve
The same controls discipline, applied to the problems your industry has. Here is where we work most often, and the list keeps growing.
Machine Builders
Extra controls capacity when your backlog outruns your engineering team, or a complete controls package for a new machine design.
Machine Builders automationFood and Beverage
Recipes that run the same on every shift, lines that report their own downtime, and production records you do not have to type.
Food and Beverage automationAerospace
Tight tolerances, full traceability, and low-volume, high-value parts.
Aerospace automationPackaging
Most packaging lines are a chain of machines from different OEMs that were never designed to work together.
Packaging automationBuilding Products
Insulating glass lines, window and door fabrication, and other building products run on long, multi-machine lines with a different size on almost every unit.
Building Products automationMedical Device
Minnesota's medical device industry runs on precise, documented processes.
Medical Device automationOther industries we support
Controls fundamentals carry across industries. We also work with manufacturers in:
- Plastics and injection molding
- Metal fabrication and stamping
- Automotive and heavy equipment suppliers
- Agricultural equipment
- Printing and converting
- Chemicals, coatings and adhesives
- Nutraceutical and consumer products
- Electronics assembly
- Water and wastewater
- Warehousing and distribution
Don't see your industry?
If your plant runs on PLCs, robots, HMIs, or SCADA, we can probably help. Every project starts the same way: a floor walk, a conversation with the people who run the equipment, and an honest answer about whether we are the right fit.
What stays the same in every industry
- Maintainable code: modular, documented PLC programs your team can own.
- Operator-first screens: HMI and SCADA that crews actually want to use.
- Data that flows: MES, OEE and ERP connectivity built on a Unified Namespace.
- Automation that holds up: robot and cobot cells commissioned on your floor.
Frequently asked questions
What industries does Plantwide Integration serve?
We work with machine shops, OEM machine builders, food and beverage, aerospace, packaging, building products, and medical device manufacturers, and with many other discrete and process manufacturers. If your equipment runs on PLCs, robots, HMIs, or SCADA, we can probably help.
Do you need experience in my exact industry?
Controls fundamentals carry across industries. What matters most is understanding your process and your constraints, which is why every project starts with a floor walk and a conversation with the people who run the equipment.
Where are you located?
Big Lake, Minnesota. We serve the Twin Cities, St. Cloud, Central Minnesota, and the Upper Midwest, with remote support available.