Plant Infrastructure

We provide innovative process and industrial engineering services for gummi and jelly manufacturing applications. Each solution is designed to optimize your existing footprint, without sacrificing production or quality.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my chilled water plant can support a new process line?
ECC starts with a scoping call, and can follow up with an on-site capacity assessment of the existing loop and plant equipment against measured, not nameplate, load, which is usually the first step before sizing any new process-level system.
Can plant utilities and process controls run on one BAS?
Yes. ECC integrates utility systems such as chilled water and air handling with process controls such as curing rooms and finishing lines under a single EcoStruxure or Andover Controls platform where the facility wants unified visibility.
What's usually the actual bottleneck when a facility wants to add a new controlled room or line?
Frequently it's not the room or line itself but the upstream utility, such as chilled water supply capacity or distribution, which is why ECC evaluates the utility layer before recommending process-level equipment.
Does ECC work outside the Chicagoland area?
ECC is based in Elk Grove Village, Illinois and has served facilities across a range of geographies; scope and travel are evaluated per project.