Ipce
Industrial automation, electrical engineering and control systems for businesses across the UK, Ireland and overseas
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Ipce
IPCE provides industrial automation and electrical engineering services, including SCADA and PLC systems, custom control panels, IT and networking, maintenance, and project and engineering management.
The company serves industrial clients, including blue-chip businesses. It is based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, and has operated since 1982.
Product: Industrial automation and electrical engineering services, including SCADA/PLC systems, custom control panels, IT/networking, maintenance and project management.
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