Turnkey manufacturing is the smart choice for food processing expansions and equipment procurement projects.
Rather than doing everything in-house — design, layouts, manufacturing, installation, training, support — and somehow paying the staff to get it all done, many food processors are choosing to outsource part or all of the project to professional design and manufacturing companies.
There are a number of reasons why you will want to stop by the Fusion Tech booth (#1412) while at Process Expo — everything from meeting us face-to-face and interacting with our custom designed equipment to picking up our newly released catalogs and some cool freebies we’ll be giving away. You definitely won’t want to miss our booth.
But there’s another reason to add Fusion Tech to the list of booths you want to visit: our design and 3D modeling services.
Expanding your food processing plant requires an incredible amount of planning — not just in constructing the new section of your plant, but also in planning where each piece of equipment for your new line will go. One miscalculation, one misplaced outlet box, and you could end up overspending your budget trying to get everything to fit correctly.
So how do you avoid those miscalculations? How do you “see” all your new equipment placed within your plant before it’s even built? How do you guarantee that all your utilities will be placed in the right place for your equipment?
That’s where 3D modeling comes in.
When it comes to developing custom food processing equipment, accessory items, processing line and factory layouts, few manufacturers are equipped to take on the full challenge like Fusion Tech. There’s one key aspect about our company that sets us apart – we have a fully staffed design and drafting team.
Most manufacturers of food processing equipment have the fabrication side down, but lack greatly when it comes to on-staff designers, drafters, and 3D modelers. Fusion Tech is different. We have eight full time staff members dedicated to design and drafting, and that team is continuing to grow. (Are you a SolidWorks designer? We’re hiring!)
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