Bimetallic riveting machine
Rivets silver contact tips for switchgear without deforming the contact face.
Machine range
Industries · Electricals and appliances
Automation for electrical and appliance manufacturers
SC Innovators builds riveting, pressing, feeding and testing machines for switchgear, electrical and home appliance (FMEG) makers, with the control panels that run them. The same team builds the machines in production at ceiling fan manufacturers.
What we build
Machines for electrical and appliance lines
Joining, pressing, feeding and testing stations, manual-assist or fully automatic, engineered to your part.
Rivet feeding and sorting system
Bowl feeding and orientation, retrofitted to the station you already run.
Machine rangeBearing pressing machine
Controlled-force pressing with depth and force monitoring, for motors and appliances.
Machine rangeTesting systems
Tests built into the line with data capture for the quality record, such as the IS 374 air delivery test system for fans.
Testing and measurementFan blade riveting machines
Fully automatic and semi-automatic ceiling fan blade riveting machines for fan and appliance plants.
Ceiling fan industryControl panels
PCC, MCC, PLC and HMI, servo and VFD panels for production lines, built and tested in-house.
Electrical panels
Customers
Electrical and appliance companies we work with
Do you build machines for switchgear manufacturers?
Yes. For example, our bimetallic riveting machine rivets silver contact tips for switchgear without deforming the contact face, and our rivet feeding and sorting systems retrofit to existing riveting stations.
Do you build machines for home appliance (FMEG) manufacturers?
Yes. We build riveting, pressing, feeding and testing machines for appliance lines, including the fan blade riveting machines and IS 374 air delivery test systems in production at ceiling fan manufacturers.
Do you also build the control panels?
Yes. PCC, MCC, PLC and HMI, servo and VFD panels are designed, wired, programmed and tested in the same works that builds the machines.