
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
Machine & process experience
Fluid filling, conveyors, robotic handling, ultrasonic machining, and production controls.
ABOUT AET INTEGRATION
AET brings together custom equipment, panel building, controls, and software with a practical focus on project execution and machine support.

MACHINES · CONTROLS · SOFTWARE
A machine project reaches across design, procurement, assembly, software, testing, and operation. AET works with manufacturers, OEMs, and engineering teams to connect those stages through a clear project scope.
The experience behind the company spans electrical and controls engineering, industrial equipment, project management, commissioning, and internal engineering software development.
OUR APPROACH
Review the process, machine sequence, site conditions, requirements, and constraints.
Coordinate the design, equipment, panel, software, and project activities included in the scope.
Check the agreed functions and prepare the documentation your team needs to operate and support the equipment.
EXPERIENCE THAT INFORMS THE WORK

INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
Fluid filling, conveyors, robotic handling, ultrasonic machining, and production controls.
PROJECT EXECUTION
Experience across engineering, purchasing, assembly, testing, and field installation activities.
ENGINEERING SOFTWARE
Experience with CAD/ERP integration and internal project tools informs our software direction.
Tell us about the machine, production process, or engineering workflow you want to improve.
AET is positioned around taking responsibility for defined portions of a machine or production system: design, build, programming, integration, commissioning and support. A project may be a complete custom equipment scope or a coordinated electrical and controls package delivered alongside an OEM or plant team.
The background behind AET includes electrical and controls engineering, industrial filling equipment, conveyor systems, robotic handling, ultrasonic process equipment and project coordination. It also includes internal engineering software initiatives. The engineering experience section identifies prior-role work clearly and does not present it as AET customer deliveries.
AET’s project approach starts with requirements, scope boundaries, interface ownership and acceptance conditions. We discuss the relevant technologies and engineering responsibilities before making a commitment. Required certifications, approvals and specialist support are confirmed for the project rather than implied by a broad marketing statement.
For manufacturers and machine builders in Ohio and the Midwest, the next step is a technical discussion about the equipment, location, schedule and intended outcome. Explore solutions and capabilities or contact AET to define that scope.