
FST-AUTOMATYKA SP. Z O.O.
Contact details:
- Street:
- ul. Kolorowa 10
- Post code:
- 92-648
- City:
- Łódź
- Country:
Poland
About FST-AUTOMATYKA SP. Z O.O.
FST-Automatyka Sp. z o.o. is an industrial automation system integrator and electrical engineering company based in Łódź, Poland. The firm specializes in turnkey industrial process automation, custom PLC programming, and SCADA visualization systems for manufacturing and utility facilities. Its engineering team designs and prefabricates electrical control cabinets, switchgears, and custom electronic circuits tailored to client specifications. FST-Automatyka delivers control software and hardware integration using components from major brands including Siemens, Schneider Electric, Omron, Weintek, and Danfoss. Service offerings encompass electrical measurements, short circuit loop impedance testing, machine commissioning, inverter configuration, and 24/7 emergency repair support. Additional capabilities include ATEX directive compliance for explosive environments, multi-layer PCB design, microcontroller programming, and 3D printed enclosures. Serving industrial clients across Poland, France, and international markets, the company provides complete I&C installations for breweries, water parks, and processing plants.
FST-AUTOMATYKA SP. Z O.O. Operates in:
Industrial Automation
Industrial Control
Industrial Electronics
Brands offered
LAPP
Igus
Stego
Apar
Rittal
LEGRAND
APATOR
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Products
- control cabinets
- switchgears
- control and measuring apparatus
- electronic circuits
- PCB boards
Services
- PLC programming
- SCADA & HMI visualization
- electrical installation design
- control cabinet prefabrication
- machine commissioning
- electrical measurements
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