OMRON and Cromarty partner to create innovative industry solutions

Cromarty, a highly respected Australian-owned company, has earned a reputation for its high-quality engineering, automation and business improvement solutions to industry – nationally and internationally.

Through collaboration and technology Cromarty strives to create a better future for all.

Founded in 1988 by Penny and William Cromarty, the company continues to grow from strength to strength.

From humble beginnings Cromarty now employs more than 100 talented people across five locations in Australia.

Cromarty specialises in process instrumentation, electrical, automation, MES, IoT, fault diagnostics and more.

Its expert team covers the entire lifecycle of a project from initial concept, installation and commissioning, system optimisation through to decommissioning.

The company works across a diverse range of industries including:

Manufacturing

Food

Beverage

Pharmaceuticals

Chemical

Logistics

Pulp Paper

Wood Products

Since its inception, Cromarty has worked closely with all sizes of organisations across multiple industry sectors to provide flexible solutions.

It also works closely with market leading companies to supply the best and most efficient solutions for its clients.

For the past eight years Cromarty has had a close working relationship with OMRON.

“During that time OMRON has been a preferred supplier on a number of projects,” says Cromarty director Matthew Austen.

Equipment supplied includes state-of-the-art PLCs, motion control and vision systems.

Cromarty recently strengthened its relationship with OMRON after signing as an official Accredited System Integrator (ASI) partner.

More technical support and training

Under the program, OMRON partners with approved system integration companies that install Omron Electronics’ products into end users’ facilities and OEMs Machinery.

“This formal agreement will greatly benefit both our companies – and most importantly our clients,” says Mr Austen.

“Under the agreement we will work more closely with the OMRON team and we’ll be given more technical support and training.

“That’s a massive benefit.”

Mr Paul Gibb, state manager of OMRON QLD, welcomed Cromarty to the ASI Program.

“We’ve enjoyed a strong relationship Matthew and the Cromarty team for several years and we look forward to continuing that successful association, Mr Gibb said.