Factory networks in harsh environments
Protected routing and materials suited to industrial environments, verified splices: the network holds where conditions are hardest.
Sectors · Industry
The factory speaks fibre.
Redundant rings, networks for automation, installation in harsh environments: field splices with the plant running, certified one by one.
The production environment is unforgiving.
Dust, vibration, temperature swings, electromagnetic interference: copper suffers on the shop floor, fibre does not — but only if laid and spliced properly. An improvised factory network is paid for in line stops.
We design protected routes and redundant rings, splice in the field with the plant running and certify every link. Automation gets the bandwidth and latency it needs, and a fault does not stop production.
Sectors
An example, step by step.
context
Fibre on the shop floor: dust, vibration, interference.
intervention
Protected routing and field splicing, plant running.
outcome
A stable factory network. Automation never stops.
Where to start.
Redundant rings
Ring topologies with physically separate paths: a cut does not isolate a department, production continues.
Fibre for automation
Backbones for PLCs, robots and vision systems: stable bandwidth and latency, immunity to interference, certification for every link.
Rooted where things are made.
Emilian plants and production districts across Northern Italy: Sassuolo ceramics, Modena and Reggio mechanics, Bologna packaging, the Mirandola biomedical cluster, food processing. The survey happens on the shop floor, with the plant running.
Other sectors
Telecommunications Data centres Public sector Healthcare Defence
The first step
A site survey. Then the numbers.
Tell us the environment and the need; we tell you times, methods and costs. Before we start, not after.
30 minutes video call or site survey €150 free July promotion
Request an intervention We reply within one business day. Survey and quote are free.