Why build around proven blasting hardware
Starting with established blasting components can reduce technical risk. Instead of redesigning every pressure vessel, reclaim component or cabinet feature, engineering effort can focus on the production problem: part presentation, motion, cycle control, safety and throughput.
Integration options
Automate an existing Clemco cabinet or room when the base equipment is suitable.
Specify new Clemco equipment as part of a complete automated cell.
Add robots, turntables, conveyors, fixtures and PLC/HMI controls.
Integrate dust collection, media recovery and process monitoring.
A clear manufacturer relationship
We use the Clemco name descriptively to identify compatible equipment and integration services. Product selection and any manufacturer warranty requirements should be confirmed for the final project configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you Clemco Industries?
No. AutomatedBlasting.com is an independent automation integrator. Clemco is referenced to describe equipment that can be incorporated into an automated system.
Can you automate existing Clemco equipment?
Potentially. The specific machine, age, condition, capacity and safety architecture need to be reviewed before reuse is recommended.
Can a new system use Clemco equipment and Allen-Bradley controls?
Yes, that is a practical architecture when it matches the application and plant standards.