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GANI ENGINEERING

Automation, delivered as one system.

Complete production lines, robotic cells and control retrofits — mechanical, electrical and software engineering from one team, through FAT, SAT and handover.

The division

One team owns the mechanics, the electrics and the code.

GANI Engineering runs like an engineering company in its own right — its own projects, its own project leads, its own standards — with the manufacturing depth of the group behind it. Because mechanical design, electrical design and software sit in one room, interfaces are engineered rather than negotiated, and responsibility never changes hands mid-project. The result is systems that behave the same on your floor as they did at FAT — and selected work we can walk you through under NDA.

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Systems come together on our floor before they run on yours.

Systems come together on our floor before they run on yours.

ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES

One team, eight disciplines.

Electrical engineering

  • Machine & line electrical design
  • Power distribution & safety circuits
  • EPLAN / ECAD documentation
  • Short-circuit, selectivity & cable sizing

Controls software

  • PLC architecture & modular libraries
  • Sequencing, interlocks, diagnostics
  • Legacy migration & standardization
  • Multi-vendor: Siemens, Rockwell, Beckhoff & more

HMI / SCADA

  • HMI & SCADA development
  • Alarm & recipe management
  • Multilingual visualization
  • Production dashboards

Robotics

  • Robot programming & cell integration
  • Machine tending, palletizing, handling
  • Safety integration
  • Vision-guided robotics

Motion / CNC

  • Servo sizing & axis configuration
  • Multi-axis synchronization
  • Precision positioning
  • Motion diagnostics

Machine vision

  • Presence & dimensional inspection
  • Code reading & assembly verification
  • Camera & lighting engineering
  • Traceability integration

Industrial data / MES

  • OPC UA / MQTT connectivity
  • OEE & downtime analysis
  • Traceability & serialization
  • ERP / MES integration

Process engineering

  • Bottleneck & cycle-time analysis
  • Line balancing & SMED
  • OEE improvement & poka-yoke
  • Layout & material-flow optimization
Standalone engineering

Our engineering travels without our machines.

Every discipline we use to build our own systems is available on its own: electrical design in EPLAN, PLC and robotics software, HMI and SCADA, machine vision, motion and CNC, MES and IIoT connectivity — and process improvement work on bottlenecks, cycle time, OEE, line balancing and SMED. We write software for Siemens, Rockwell, Beckhoff, Omron, Schneider, Mitsubishi, B&R, WAGO and Phoenix Contact platforms, so the platform decision stays yours. Selected work is available under NDA.

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DELIVERED PROJECTS

Machines already running.

A selection from the delivered project list — machines, lines and systems this division engineered and handed over.

LANDMARK INFRASTRUCTURE

Buildings you can name.

Station, museum, tower — automation infrastructure engineered by GANI Engineering and built by GANI Manufacturing, delivered into construction programmes that do not wait.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions we hear first.

Can you improve our production without selling us a new machine?

Yes. Process engineering is sold on its own: bottleneck and cycle-time analysis, line balancing, OEE improvement, changeover optimization. We do not need to build a new machine to improve the system you already own.

What does "turnkey" mean at GANI?

One contract, one responsible team: concept, electrical design, PLC and robotics software, build, FAT at our site, SAT and commissioning at yours, and documentation at handover.

Can you modernize an existing machine instead of replacing it?

Yes — retrofit is a core service. If the mechanics are sound, we renew controls, safety and drives to current standards, planned around your production calendar.

How does an automation project start?

With your process description or specification. We respond with a technical concept and a quotation; engineering begins after alignment on scope.