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Controls and electrical in one company · WA electrical contractor IKONIAL745N4

Modernization

Your line runs on controls the maker no longer sells. We will move it to current hardware in phases, around your planned shutdowns, so the line keeps running.

Where are you starting from?

PLC-5 migration

For when your line still runs on a PLC-5

We move the program and the control to ControlLogix, keeping your field wiring where we can. Each cutover is sized to fit a planned shutdown.

A PLC-5/20 processor in a 1771 rack.
How it works

SLC 500 migration

For when your SLC 500 has no supported replacement

We move the program and the control to CompactLogix, keeping your field wiring where we can. The I/O can follow one rack at a time.

An SLC 5/04 PLC rack with input and output cards.
How it works

HMI and PanelView replacement

For when screens are failing or no longer made

We convert your screen applications to run on current screens, laid out as your operators know them unless you want changes.

An old Allen-Bradley PanelView 1000 operator screen showing an oven line overview.
How it works

DH+, ControlNet and DeviceNet to EtherNet/IP

For when an old network limits what you can upgrade

We move devices onto EtherNet/IP in step with the controller migration, and leave you a drawing of the network as built.

A ControlNet remote I/O adapter on an old I/O rack, labeled December 1997.
How it works

“IKONIKA is consistently respectful of our plant requirements and GMP standards. They approach every task with a commitment to quality and a collaborative attitude.”

Project engineer, beverage bottler

Where it starts

Line EvaluationA phased plan for the line, with a budgetary price for each phase.Program and Drawing RecoveryRecover and comment the programs before anything changes.Plant Electrical ServiceMCC, drive and power work by our licensed electricians, alongside the controls.Urgent SupportIf something fails before the plan is done, call 253-344-1523.
Bottles with green caps on a conveyorField noteRestoring control on a high-attention bottling lineRead the field note

Behind the engineer who comes

The engineers who upgrade your system will plan the work around your shutdowns. Behind them are the controls engineers, electricians and panel shop that rebuild and upgrade plants and vessels across the Pacific Northwest. If the job needs another trade, we will send them.

Licensed electrical contractor · UL 508A panel shop · Controls and electrical in one company

  1. Fix it now

    Urgent Support · Rapid Response · Drive Support

  2. Stop repeat faults

    Program and Drawing Recovery · Plant Electrical Service · Engineer Cover

  3. Plan the upgrade

    Line Evaluation · Pre‑Shipyard Survey

  4. Modernize in stages

    Modernization · Shipyard Support

Line or vessel down? Call 253-344-1523