Service Overview
Pasteurization Service Support
- Preventative Maintenance & Calibration, Repairs All System Types
- On-Site Support & Direction > Regulatory Agency Inspections
- Corrective Actions & Repairs
- “24/7” Emergency Tech. Support
- New System Start-Up’s & Installations
Calibrations
- Manage & Execute Timely Calibration Schedule
- Documented & Customized Reporting
- Customized Service Plan & Schedule
Inventory Management
- Custom Designed Replenishment Program
- Procurement Access > Leading Manufacturers > Competitive Pricing
- On-Site Audit Reviews > Masterleo Technicians
Training
- Customized HTST Group Training Modules
- PMO Controls & Instrument Modules
- New Equipment Start-up Applications
- Partnership Training Modules > Ohio State College Dairy Science
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Instrumentation Sales
ABB
Anderson-Negele
Anderson-Negele
Anderson-Negele
Anderson-Negele
Anderson-Negele
Foxboro
Anderson-Negele
Foxboro
Optek
Pyromation
Foxboro
Pyromation
Pyromation
Pyromation
Chart Pool
Pyromation
Pyromation
Cost Saving Applications
Custody Transfer
Every processing plant executive knows—and winces at—the term “shrinkage.” It’s the loss of bottom-line profit caused by factors such as inadequate measurement. A prime shrinkage site is the receiving dock where the custody of raw product is transferred from the hauler to the plant.
Exactly how much product are you buying? Perhaps you rely on the hauler’s dipstick estimate with its inevitable inaccuracies. Or you depend on a weigh scale, and pay for the weight it registers. However, you are often paying for extra truck loading due to dirt, snow, ice, additional surplus poundage, and product that is left in the tank after pumping.
The dairy business for example, has always conducted business this way and it was accepted that there was no way to change it. Until now.
SmartSwitch
The term "SmartSwitch" has been around since the first stand alone system Masterleo produced that provided the ability to detect and alert operators of the precise time in which their water-to-product and product-to-water transitions were completed. It started rather simply and the system caused a light to flash when good product began flowing down the drain.
This concept has evolved and now provides the flexibility to tie into your existing control system or have a fully independent system control your valve switching based on the information our optical sensors are reporting.
With a wide variety of turbidity sensors we can tailor an application that meets your needs. Let us show you how we can save you money, reduce your product shrink as well as reduce your facility's BOD charges.