Qualtech CIP Systems Scale with Artisan Cheesemaker Growth Using Scalable Control Platform

Qualtech deployed IoT & Sensors for Process Optimization in Food & Beverage. rockwellautomation.com reports no complete outcome metric.

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What Qualtech was trying to fix

Artisan cheesemakers entering and expanding in the market needed cost-effective CIP systems that could scale as their businesses grew. Qualtech needed a control platform that integrated easily with a wide range of instrumentation and could expand without expensive redesign.

What Qualtech deployed

Qualtech built CIP systems using Allen-Bradley CompactLogix PAC, PowerFlex 525 AC drive, and Stratix 2000 unmanaged Ethernet switches, providing a scalable integrated architecture that connects with various instrumentation and supports future expandability.

Results

The platform easily integrates with a wide range of instrumentation and enables flexibility and future expandability, allowing Qualtech to support cheese plant expansions cost-effectively. Qualtech has implemented more than 150 cheese plant expansions over 20 years.

Key Takeaways

• Scalable control platforms eliminate costly redesigns when production capacity grows • OEMs that standardize on a single control architecture gain efficiencies in design, training, and support • CIP system design must accommodate both the initial installation and future expansion from the outset

Evidence for Qualtech's Process Optimization deployment

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AI Technology
IoT & Sensors
Company Size
SME
Company
Qualtech

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