Is it time to update your outdated control system?
Cross Company has proven experience in migrating legacy hardware and software systems. Our proven process begins with a risk analysis and site review and discussion with our customer to discuss the end goals and critical aspects of each application.
We have the knowledge and expertise to extract the critical information from the existing configurations, graphics, and documentation and even your experienced operations and engineering personnel, a critical area of knowledge often overlooked.
Based on this assessment, we guide our customers through specific recommendations on a migration path best suited for your requirements to minimize cost, risk, and associated downtime.
From a simple HMI upgrade to development of a five to ten-year migration plan for an entire facility, Cross Company can provide complete planning, engineering and commissioning to guide you through this process to successfully achieve your migration and business objectives.
What's New at Cross
Tank Optimization Surveys Can help Ensure your Facility is Safe
Do you know if the pressure equipment on your tanks is functioning properly? Broken or improper equipment can lead to emissions noise, odors, and other safety issues. Cross offers a service called TOP, or Tank Optimization Program, to help. TOP is an in-depth review of all tank accessories on your site by a highly qualified Cross technical expert.
Our expert will look at all aspects of your tank assembly, providing a comprehensive deep dive into the safety, maintenance, and operation of all your tank accessories. When we’re done, you’ll receive a physical report of our findings detailing which tanks are operating as intended and which are damaged, obsolete, or in need of work. This report will provide you with actionable steps to fix any potential problems and get all your tanks to top quality.
WIKA is Here for Your Process Measurement Needs
As the demand for fresh water increases, the best solution lies in efficient, cost-effective wastewater treatment. The more we can filter, sterilize, and reclaim the water we use, the more we meet one of our world’s greatest challenges.
WIKA has the process measurement equipment you need to ensure your facility is running efficiently and safely throughout every step of the water treatment process. Read their whitepaper on the water treatment industry to learn about all that WIKA has to offer from pressure gages to level sensors and more!
Did you know?
If you use Cross Precision Measurement for your calibration needs, all of your certs can be found in our calibration software, GageSuite. This award-winning software is completely free to you as a Cross calibration customer. Request a demo today!
Cross Provides Tangible Value for You
Reduce Risk
The Draeger X-plore 8000, is a powered air purifying respirator (PAPR) that is designed to protect users from a wide range of airborne hazards. The X-plore 8000 features a lightweight, comfortable design as you can see in this over-the-top video.
While you might not use the X-plore 8000 to walk through a carwash without a car, it is great for protecting your team from hazardous fumes in your facility. Contact us to learn more!
Improve Efficiency
Cross has a certified UL 508A panel and integration shop with a team that brings extensive experience and quality to our panel projects.
Whether you need help from the design phase forward or just need extra hands to build quality panels that you have designed, our team is here to help!
Raise Quality
Pressure gauges are essential for monitoring pressure in a variety of applications. Making sure that all your equipment is functioning properly is key in ensuring the quality of your treatment process. However, pressure gages can fail for a variety of reasons.
For example, did you know vibration can cause the pointer on a pressure gauge to become erratic or inaccurate? Or that pulsating pressure can cause the same problems as vibration, and even damage the internal workings of the gauge? WIKA has put together an excellent article detailing 8 Common Reasons for Pressure Gauge Failure.
