National Safety Month – Safety: It takes all of us
A couple of weeks ago, Polytron held a Machine Safety Imperative Seminar and one of the guest speakers was Bill Fulcher, Area District Director, in Atlanta. In recognition of National
A couple of weeks ago, Polytron held a Machine Safety Imperative Seminar and one of the guest speakers was Bill Fulcher, Area District Director, in Atlanta. In recognition of National
November 20, 2013 —“The manufacturing industry is expanding and growing and Polytron is growing to meet the demand,” says founder and president, Charlie Jager, P.E. Read More.
12 June 2014 – Polytron, Inc., a leading engineering consultancy and systems integration firm based in Duluth, Georgia, proudly announces that Sean Daswani, P.E., Machine Safety Business Leader at Polytron
For over a hundred years, manufacturers have talked about ‘efficiency’ so much that sometimes the word just blends into the background. Every business seeks more efficiency, but manufacturers have an
Even though traditional paperback books remain enjoyable for reading, most businesses would admit that pen and paper isn’t the best solution. Digital interfaces are a superior medium for business processes.
Once you have found a systems integrator that suits your needs, its time to execute. By conveying your expectations and trusting the expertise of your integrator, you increase the chances
Most manufacturers will start their search for a systems integrator by asking their component manufacturer who they would recommend. It’s a smart move because component manufacturers will know who’s done
“Don’t fix what isn’t broken,” is a common mantra among plant managers. As a result, many of our integration projects include updating PLC’s and their associated modules when they become
Manufacturing success often hinges upon a plant manager’s ability to use data wisely. When they spot inefficiencies, they can take corrective measures and increase margins. Some inefficiencies are easier to
If you think technology has changed rapidly in the last 30 years, just wait. According to the Cisco Visual Networking Index, by 2017, there will be 1.7 billion machine-to-machine wireless