Real jobs, real results
A sample of automation, controls, electrical, and mechanical work by Ogun Factory Automation across South Florida. Not stock photos.
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Real jobs by Ogun Factory Automation across controls, process, and conveying. Tap any clip to play the full walkthrough.
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Every job here is real work by Ogun Factory Automation. We build and wire control panels, install and tune drives, terminate three-phase motors, chase faults with proper instruments, and repair the mechanical side that most electrical shops will not touch. One team, one accountable point of contact, from the first call to the final test.
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A complete control cabinet built from the ground up: breakers, contactors, and terminal blocks laid out for reliability and easy service.
Clean interior wiring and organized terminals so troubleshooting is fast instead of a guessing game.
A seven-circuit operator station (AG#1 to AG#7), each agitator on its own labeled start-stop control.
Two Lenze drives built into a control panel with breakers and contactors, wired for smooth starting and controlled speed.
A Delta VFD installed, wired, and tuned to the motor and load for reliable, controlled operation.
Drive, breakers, and control wiring organized in a single serviceable panel.
WEG motor-control gear terminated cleanly, with overloads sized to protect the motors.
ABB MS132 manual motor starters and heavy feeders installed and terminated for safe, serviceable motor protection.
A washdown-duty motor serviced and wired, with the feeding circuit checked so the same failure does not return.
A motor terminal board landed and linked correctly, with rotation verified before it went back into service.
Chasing a fault with a clamp meter to find the real cause instead of swapping parts and hoping.
Mechanical drive parts serviced alongside the controls, because a machine is more than its wiring.
Gearbox and sprocket work handled in-house, so one team owns the whole machine.
A control panel keeping a food-and-beverage juice line running reliably and to code.
A hot-melt adhesive unit on a packaging line, powered and wired by Ogun for reliable production.
A forklift motive-power battery serviced and re-cabled for reliable, safe operation.
A motor-control box with Eaton breakers and WEG contactors, wired and mounted right on a food-and-beverage citrus line.
Three ABB MS132 manual motor starters landed on a DIN rail, three-phase conductors terminated and labeled.
A three-phase motor terminal box wired and linked correctly, connections landed and torqued before the motor went back to work.
A WEG contactor and RW17 overload relay set and wired, overload dialed in to protect the motor without nuisance trips.
