
A special-purpose system does not come into being finished. It comes into being in changes.
Vertical integration

1 · The challenge
Every change runs smoothly or bumpily — depending on the number of supplier boundaries
Where design engineering, control cabinet manufacturing and programming lie with three different companies, a small technical change turns into a coordination process across three interfaces. That is exactly where projects lose time and clarity.
2 · The approach
All trades under one roof
Programming means PLC and robotics, project-specific.
For you this means: one contact person, short paths for changes, no interfaces between suppliers.
3 · Why this is no contradiction to manufacturer independence
100 % vertical integration does not mean that ITR manufactures every component itself
No pumps of our own
Proven manufacturers, depending on the application.No robots of our own
The suitable robot, depending on the project.No process chemistry of our own
Selection and coordination with chemistry partners.
The competence does not lie in building every component ourselves, but in bringing all of them together into a coordinated overall solution.
Right into the software
With the in-house developed digital machine database, the vertical integration reaches beyond the mechanics into the software — the system and its digital companion come from the same hand.
4 · The result
Whoever masters the entire chain can take responsibility for the result
Vertical integration is thus the prerequisite for “from a single source” being more than a phrase: It makes short change paths, continuous documentation and long-term service possible in the first place.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions about vertical integration
What does 100 % vertical integration mean?
Does this contradict manufacturer independence?
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