Siemens Industrial Automation and Control has accomplished a vast number of projects to improve the overall automation process in several industries. On this site you will find a selection of our references.

Unilever Australia is a leading supplier of fast moving consumer goods providing Foods and Home & Personal Care Brands in Australia and New Zealand. Their long term success requires a total commitment to exceptional standards of performance by combining economic growth with sound environmental management.

As a leading manufacturer of passenger protection systems such as safety belts, airbags etc. Autoliv supplies almost all automobile manufacturers in the world. In Campellfield Autoliv chose the Techni Automation as a supplier for their production machines. For the machine control, Autoliv takes the safe choice and specifies SIMATIC-Controllers to achieve optimum functionality and flexibility of their special machines.

After just 3 months fit out and commissioning, Bulla Dairy Foods in Colac two hours west of Melbourne, began its first production runs.

With a reputation as one of the premier manufacturers of liquid dairy product in Australia , the company has now also built an enviable international reputation. Bulla Dairy Foods export to over a dozen countries worldwide.

Monitoring sludge levels in clarifiers is important for efficient operation of a wastewater treatment plant, but accurate measurement has traditionally been a challenge. In Brisbane, Australia, Brisbane Water sought a better solution for its Gibson Island wastewater treatment plant. The plant used infrared optical sensors to detect sludge levels in each of its six final settling tanks and two thickening tanks. Three sensors were needed per tank for a range of measurement points. Sensors were expensive at 2500 Australian Dollars each and needed replacing every 12 months. Plant management wanted a more reliable, cost-effective approach.

Fusion of modern innovation and Coopers' brewing tradition - Relocation and expansion to provide a fully automatic and integrated plant.

The Siemens PCS7 system selection provided Coopers with a totally integrated automation system with extensive support and a firm upgrade path for the future.

The automobile supplier Dana Spicer Axle produces different housing variants for differential gears highly flexibly on a totally automated line. Convincing arguments in the production concept of the equipper STAMA were several machining centers with Siemens Sinumerik control, Transline 2000 HMI and networking on three levels.

Integral Plant Maintenance on mechanical and electrical assets for major water retailer in Melbourne. South East Water (SEW) is a state owned company, which was formed 1995 after the disaggregation of the metropolitan Water industry. It provides water and sewerage services to 1.3 million customers in the south east of Melbourne, and is one of three water retailers servicing the city. SEW covers an area of 3,640 square kilometres, ranging from Port Melbourne to Portsea and from Mordialloc to some 40 kilometres east of Berwick. The company manages infrastructure and assets valued at in excess of $1.1billion and Siemens has been theirmechanical and electrical service provider right from the start.

The safety systems for the recent Body Sub Assembly robot welding cells at the Ford plant in Geelong are implemented using Simatic Failsafe PLC technology and PROFIsafe. Effective use of Profibus distributed components has resulted in cells with a minimum of discrete components, a minimum of field wiring and excellent diagnostics. New cells under construction are taking advantage of the recently released Distributed Safety CPU with safety logic configuration in Ladder.

GlaxoSmithKline had two main goals when they decided to expand and modernize two of the clean rooms in their production plant at Boronia (suburb of Melbourne), Australia: more flexibility and greater production capacity. The company had already had some positive experience with the process control system Simatic PCS7 at their site in Irvine, UK.

Siemens supplied the control and drive components for the melting furnace, feeder and sorting system for the Australian glass manufacturer Amcor. Totally Integrated Automation guarantees that all automation and drives components can be seamlessly integrated into one system.