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itsme ES Elektro stands for Industrial Technology and Supply of Electrical and Mechanical products, services and solutions. Hence, we are not only your technical value add distributor assuring you get the right products at the moment you need it and tailored to your logistics process. We also have the technical know-how and expertise to realize and maintain your industrial equipment.
Over the past years we have supported hundreds of companies to solve a variety of industrial challenges. Below an overview of businesses we serve:
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itsme ES Elektro stands for Industrial Technology and Supply of Electrical and Mechanical products, services and solutions. Hence, we are not only your technical value add distributor assuring you get the right products at the moment you need it and tailored to your logistics process. We also have the technical know-how and expertise to realize and maintain your industrial equipment.
Over the past years we have supported hundreds of companies to solve a variety of industrial challenges. Below an overview of businesses we serve:
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Machinebuilding
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Technical masterpieces are the machines that are being built in Germany for various markets, from packaging machines to welding robot installations up to machines for the food industry. Often their manufacturers are worldwide market leaders in their niche, or at least top-three players. They may have started like small players, but now an increasing number of outside parties are contributing to their success. Think of the smart knowledge partner, the specialist service provider and the service-oriented technical value add distributor. The latter now provides technology for industrial automation as well as mechanical and electrical supply.
Maintaining
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The stakes are high in the industry segment. Machines and installations have to increase performance, with increasing functionality and complexity. To achieve maximum yield, end users want to keep downtime to a minimum and expect immediate responses to malfunctions. All of this without having to keep an extensive range of spare parts in stock, because that is too much 'dead capital'. And end users hardly employ technical people nowadays, because with the current quality level of machines and installations they had too little to do.
Modulebuilding
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Modularization is the keyword in the current machine building and plant construction. Customer-specific engineering and construction is risky, expensive and time-consuming. Therefore, machines are configured to order and built up from standard modules that are available in several variants, where necessary augmented with specific options. And the heart of every machine or installation today is the control cabinet with smart electronics and software. The panels for that control box are also built up as much as possible from standard modules.
Installing
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In the installation sector it is all hands on deck. There is a screaming shortage of skilled workers while the imminent energy transition is causing a lot of extra work in residential and non-residential construction. At the same time, the installation industry is still growing. Companies continue to invest in new construction and expansion. Not only to increase their capacity, but also to make factories more intelligent and to reduce energy consumption.
System Integration
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In machine building and industrial automation, the focus is more on system integration than ever. Separate components, \\(sub\\) modules, systems, devices and machines are integrated into complete production lines. The technology is too complex and the scope of projects too big for one party to control the installation at all levels. Naturally, the system integrator is and remains responsible for the technical functionality of the machine \\(line\\). He must also monitor the execution of the project, in terms of costs, lead time and quality.
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Green light for EnglandRead moreWhen it comes to developing and building traffic control installations (VRIs), Ko Hartog Verkeerstechniek is a good acquaintance of the Directorate-General for Public Works and Water Management and of municipal and provincial highway authorities in the Netherlands. For a number of years now, companies in England have also been finding their way to Heerhugowaard. What started as a test, has grown into a huge success. itsme was involved in that development from the very beginning.
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A trusted partner for customised automationRead moreForcada Instalaciones has specialised in bespoke automation, for which they have sought a reliable supplier they could work with as a team to provide the most efficient solutions.