Bulk Handling

Continuous uptime and equipment reliability are critical factors in bulk handling applications. While modernizing vintage control systems, a standard SAF practice is maintaining zero disruption to standard production schedules.

• Overhead Cranes & Bridges • Ore Bridges • Ladle Cars • Clam Shell Unloader Cranes • Drop Ball Cranes • Offshore Dragline Cranes • Mining Systems • Hoists & Conveyors • Mine Hoists • Indexers and Dumpers • Warehouse Stacker Cranes • Laser Position Systems • Stacker Reclaimers • Automated Handling Systems • Transfer Lines • Ship Arresters • Ship Unloaders • Railcar Positioners • Ski Lifts • Barge Haul & Trolley Controllers • Drawbridge Controls

What Our Clients Say

Technical Know-how

“Having implemented SAF’s SAFphire controller in the steel industry in dozens of systems, I have found SAF knowledge and their experience extremely beneficial. The unique mathematical modelling of the SAFphire controller and its intuitive SBL control block programming language is unmatched in the automation industry.”

Alex Lultschik, P.Eng.

Systems Engineer

Alsim Engineering Inc.

Responsiveness

"The SAF team is helpful and hands-on. I have benefited from the reliability and performance of the SAFphire product and as well from their technical expertise. It is hard to find such great customer service and care that SAF provides."

Adam Scime, EIT

Process Control I, BSC Hamilton Works

U.S. Steel Canada

EXPERIENCE

“The upgrade of AMD’s Letourneau Crane #19 was a complete success. The SAF team did their homework to ensure that all of our operational, technical and safety needs were met. SAF’s commitment to customer service is beyond reproach. The crane now runs flawlessly. With this Crane and down the road, we know that we are in good hands with SAF.”

Jerry Pruden

AMD, Electrical Trade Specialist

Integrity

"The 1/15 scale tunnel is running great! After the installation of the newly rebuilt SAF Controller, things are working flawlessly. It's truly remarkable to witness the 20+ year old antiquated system that had once been flooded out, hum like new!"

Colin Britcher

Mechanical and Aeropsace Engineering

Old Dominion University

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