From the time an inquiry comes to us, from a chemical company, a paint manufacturer, or the end user, we work up a rough idea of the scope of the project.When possible, we will furnish a preliminary proposal. Next will be an on-site inspection, followed by a formal proposal, with drawings and much detail, both about the equipment, and also about the projected line speed, and paint usage / direct labor estimates.
After fabrication is complete, we will be on-hand to help with start-up; both health and safety training, and production training. When we leave, we expect that the line will be running well. To date, we have never left a plant site where there are unresolved problems related to our project.
After sale; parts availability, and continuing support are provided.
In cases where the installation is an involved operation, we can negotiate a separate installation deal, with a millwright crew.
Many of these lines are shipped in pre-wired, pre-plumbed segments, with very little on-site work involved.
