Behind every reliable system is a control panel built with precision and expertise.  But what does it really take to bring one to life?  Take a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of Joel, one of our panel builders, to see his craftmanship in action!   What is typical day for a panel builder at M.G. Newell?  A control panel builder’s day typically involves assembling electrical

One would expect a systems control integrator to understand equipment controls. But what happens when your controls integrator also understands the process? You get an improved production process, reduced maintenance, and more productivity! A beverage producer in SC uses a separator as part of a hot tea fill process.  The original separator program forced the bowl to spin down when flow was not detected after several minutes. 

One of our customers was looking for help to improve the efficiency of their Ultra-Low Temperature (ULT) freezer line. They were performing a lean transformation of the line. The demand for ULT freezers had doubled in 2020 because these freezers are used to store COVID-19 vaccines. Pfizer was recommending that their vaccine be stored at -70 Celsius, while Moderna and Johnson & Johnson recommended storage temperatures of

Depending on your process, a control panel may be small – designed to control a simple batching process – or complex – designed to control several loops and integrate various pieces of equipment in various locations around your plant.   As such, these panels can house an increasing array of devices.  In addition, you may want to plan for a future expansion. When selecting a vendor to build