Industrial electrical · Cornwall
Control systems, motor drives and machinery fault finding across Cornwall. Harvtec brings industrial electrical and mechanical understanding together, from the supply and control panel to the machine it powers, with workshop support to follow the job through.
What Harvtec covers
For manufacturers, production teams, workshops and industrial sites. Bring us the symptoms and the equipment details; we will agree the work around your process, access and downtime.
Electrical installation, alterations and remedial work planned around the equipment, the premises and how the site operates.
Trace a fault through the control panel, field devices and sequence to understand what is preventing the machine from doing its job.
Support for motor controls and variable speed drives (VSDs/inverters), considering the supply, settings, control signals and mechanical load together.
Methodical investigation when production stops or an intermittent fault keeps returning. Electrical and mechanical findings are considered together before choosing a repair.
Bench wiring, control assemblies, programming and checks before work returns to site, with useful labels and handover information.
Planned electrical and controls work around shutdowns, worn components and changes to the way equipment is used.
Practical work
Existing Harvtec work includes industrial sander fault finding and Siemens LOGO control programming.
Investigation of a wide belt sander, combining electrical controls and machinery knowledge to understand the reported fault.
Function block programming, bench wiring and checks prepared around what the machine or control sequence needs to do.
How the work moves
Share the Cornwall site location, machine and drive details, fault codes, what changed and how the problem affects production. Drawings and previous fault notes help establish a starting point.
Agree the scope, isolation arrangements, production constraints and available technical information. Manufacturer-specific access or specialist support is identified before work is committed.
Complete the agreed work and checks, explain the findings and leave useful settings, wiring notes and next actions. Any changes to machinery safety functions need their own assessment and validation.
Check the guidance
Suitable work and inspection arrangements depend on the premises, equipment, process and current requirements. These sources support the information on this page.
Questions
Yes. Harvtec is based in Brea, Camborne and supports industrial electrical, control systems and machinery work across Cornwall. Share the location and scope so access, travel and availability can be confirmed.
Yes. Send the motor and drive make/model, any fault code, the machine symptoms and what happened before the fault. Harvtec can then discuss the investigation and whether manufacturer information or specialist access is needed.
Work includes control wiring, relays, sensors, PLC fault investigation and Siemens LOGO function block programming. Send the controller make/model and any available program or drawings so platform access and the exact scope can be confirmed.
Yes. Harvtec combines industrial electrical and controls work with machinery diagnosis, mechanical repair and workshop preparation. That helps when the symptoms cross between the control system and the machine.
Contact Harvtec with the site, machine and impact on production. Availability and attendance are confirmed directly once the job is understood; the enquiry form does not book a visit.
Industrial enquiries
Send the Cornwall site location, machine and drive details, symptoms, fault codes and any access or shutdown constraints. We will confirm the practical next step.
