Case Systems
PLC and SCADA engineering, integration and support for industrial applications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Case Systems
CASE Systems Limited provides control systems engineering, including PLC and SCADA solutions for industrial applications. Its work includes MCC protection relay and drive communications and configuration, as well as support for current and legacy PLC platforms.
Services include project work, maintenance, training and migration. The company is based in Staffordshire, UK, and was founded in 2007.
Product: Control systems engineering services covering PLC and SCADA solutions, integration, maintenance, training and migration.
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