Actemium Automation Yorkshire in Huddersfield was chosen to automate the control system for a power generating station’s biomass transfer and storage processes.

At a large production facility like Arcelor Mittal Ghent, spare parts management is very costly. They have a large spare parts warehouse with a lot of different spare parts waiting to be used. Most of the time, complex tailor-made parts are used to replace the original part that is only slightly damaged.

Maintainers are often faced with obsolete equipment that is no longer manufactured. To fight against obsolescence, Actemium Adour Pyrénées manufactured a 3D printer, by using 80% of recycled materials, to create custom parts to replace broken pieces for industrial clients.

Actemium participated in the commissioning of the new Latécoère 4.0 site in Toulouse-Montredon, an aeronautic equipment manufacturer and specialist in Aerostructures and Interconnection Systems.

Alcon, the world leader in eye care, strived to find a solution to solve one of its ergonomic issues in an activity that required employees to perform a tedious task.

The Safran Electronics & Defense Poitiers site is specialized in optronic programs, avionics and guidance electronics. It was appointed by the European Southern Observatory (ESO) to polish and integrate the mirrors of the European Extremely Large Telescope (ELT-M1).

A global logistics automation company required services to replace its obsolete Explosive Detection Systems (EDS) at their 10+ airport installations in Mexico.

During the last half-decade major site shutdown at Total Donges (FR) site, more than 60 Actemium technicians and engineers were mobilized to overhaul 1,200 pieces of equipment in a tight, time-constraint schedule. This meant that a new working method had to be put in place to control production downtime at the country’s third-largest refinery.

The SUEZ IWS chemical plant, near Grenoble, France, is designed to recover hazardous industrial liquid waste by producing energy in the form of industrial steam, in strict compliance with safety and environmental standards. Actemium has been supporting the Pont de Claix chemical platform in the evolution of its industrial process.

Audi has ordered 14 AGV’s (Automated Guided Vehicles) at AVT Europe (VINCI Energies Belgium). These AGV’s will be used in the new warehouse of Audi in Ingolstadt, Germany. Every day about 1,500 pallets arrive and leave the warehouse with trucks or trains. Audi was looking for a solution to move these pallets through the warehouse with a minimum of forklift traffic.