Process Control and Engineering

Process Control and Engineering

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Process Control and Engineering LLC. was formed as a design firm specializing in electrical engineering services.

With a home office in Tucson, AZ, the founders of the company are professional engineers

08/10/2026

That machine already took your money.

Keeping it is what's expensive.

Every month on legacy equipment you pay in downtime, obsolete parts, and operators fighting the machine instead of running it.

Stop protecting what you spent. Start chasing what it could do.

We retrofit your existing line with Allen-Bradley control, robotics, and vision β€” so the asset you already own starts paying you back.

Comment "RETROFIT" and we'll show you what your line is capable of.

www.pcandengineering.com

08/07/2026

Your machine's paid for. Now what?

That machine already took your money. Keeping it is what's expensive.

Unplanned downtime. Parts nobody stocks anymore. Operators working around the equipment instead of with it.

We retrofit with Allen-Bradley control, robotics, and vision. Same asset β€” running like new.

www.pcandengineering.com

Photos from Process Control and Engineering's post 08/03/2026

Palletizing. Welding. Assembly.

The 3 most automated jobs in the world already run on your floor every single day.

Repetitive. High-volume. Injury-prone.

The question isn't whether it can be automated.

It's why you haven't done it yet.

Integration, safety, and controls under one roof.

pcandengineering.com

07/30/2026

**One machine. One team. Zero finger-pointing.**

From concept to commissioning β€” you tell us what your machine needs to do, and we engineer it. Design, build, program, launch. All under one roof.

Stop juggling vendors. Start the conversation. πŸ‘‰ www.pcandengineering.com

07/27/2026

AI isn't coming to the plant floor. It's already there.

KUKA just went live with its Automation Management Platform at KTPO in Ohio. Production. Right now.

Your plant is already generating the data.

The only question is whether it's stuck in isolated systems β€” or actually driving decisions.

That's the gap we close.

www.pcandengineering.com

07/22/2026

Your competition already automated. You're still putting out fires. πŸ”₯

Same industry. Same challenges. Different results.

The difference isn't luck β€” it's control.

While they're scaling, you're troubleshooting.
While they're planning next quarter, you're chasing this morning's breakdown.

Automation isn't the future. It's the present. And every day you wait, the gap gets wider.

Ready to stop reacting and start controlling?

πŸ‘‰ pcandengineering.com

07/20/2026

Your competitors aren’t waiting to automate.

So why are you? πŸ‘€

Every day you run manual, they run faster:
βœ… Lower costs
βœ… Fewer errors
βœ… More output

That gap doesn’t close on its own. Someone has to close it.

πŸ“ž Book a call with PC&E today.
πŸ”— pcandengineering.com

07/16/2026

Your plant floor is talking. The question is whether you're listeningβ€”or guessing.

Downtime. Scrap. Faults nobody can explain. That's not bad luck. That's data you're not reading yet.

SCADA visibility turns "why did it stop?" into "here's exactly why, and here's how we prevent it."

Stop guessing. Start seeing.

Comment "VISIBILITY" and we'll show you what your machines are already trying to tell you.

www.pcandengineering.com

07/14/2026

Your PLC doesn't care that Q3 shipments are due Friday.

The average industrial PLC in North America is over 15 years old.

Parts are discontinued.
Programmers who know the code are retiring.
And when it goes down, it goes down at 2 AM on your biggest run of the year.

Legacy systems don't fail on your schedule. They fail on theirs.

A planned retrofit costs a fraction of an unplanned shutdown. The difference is who picks the date.

Comment "RETROFIT" and we'll walk your line β€” no pitch, no pressure, just the numbers.

www.pcandengineering.com

07/10/2026

3 industries that can't survive 2026 without process control. Is yours on the list? πŸ‘‡

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3538N. ROMERO Road, STE 118
Tucson, AZ
85705

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm