Our Services

Contron offers a range of services from consultancy and concept design, through to manufacture, commissioning and site support. Our areas of expertise include electrical design, high and low level software languages, web integration and database system development.

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  • PLC software design and development
  • Robotics integration
  • Real time software engineering
  • Control system design
  • SCADA system development
  • Machine Safety
  • Relational database design
  • IT tools for design and development
  • Bespoke software production
  • Management information systems
  • Graphical user interface design
  • Worldwide commissioning, site support and training
  • Engineering consultancy
  • Project engineering
  • IEC 61131-3 programming languages
  • Visual Basic
  • Ford STEPS Specification
  • Ford DFB STEPS Specification
  • Microsoft Products
  • HMI Screen Design
  • Vision Systems

We continually monitor current trends and invest in new technology in order to provide our clients with the best solution for the application. Whilst we pride ourselves on our wide range of capabilities and relish using the latest technology, we will always source the right technology for the application.

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Background

Contron was formed in June 2000 by the current directors to provide software support for a number of ‘Tier 1’ suppliers working in the automotive powertrain sector. Since then we have grown into a multi-disciplined team, providing a full turnkey project service for our growing customer base. We believe the best business is repeat business, and are still providing that same service to those same clients today. We now, however, offer an enhanced service, with a larger team, and a greater skills depth.

Sectors

Our client base spans multiple industry sectors. We are probably best known for our expertise in the special purpose machine market, where we have developed a sound reputation, particularly within the automotive sector. We also work in the utilities sector, both water and power, from booster stations all the way through to reactor basements.

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