Does Tavoron Provide Engineering Services and Custom Automation Integration?

Yes. Tavoron positions itself as more than a product distributor: its site describes the company as delivering "industrial automation products, engineering services, and integrated solutions." Under its engineered systems offering, the catalog lists custom control panels, electrical panels, custom enclosures, SCADA systems, and turnkey automation systems. That means a customer can potentially move from component selection through to a built, integrated system with one supplier.

What "engineering services and integration" covers at Tavoron

Based on the site's product and capability structure, the engineering/integration side sits alongside the component catalog rather than replacing it. The relevant categories are:

• Engineered Systems & Custom Integration — the umbrella grouping for built-to-order work
• Custom Control Panels and Electrical Panels — fabricated control and power panels
• Custom Enclosures — enclosure design/fabrication tied to the panel work
• SCADA Systems — supervisory control and data acquisition builds
• Turnkey Automation Systems — full systems delivered as a package

The site also lists adjacent automated systems that typically require integration engineering, not just parts:

• Control Reliable Inspection Systems & Package Inspection
• Automated Flex Feeder Systems
• Automated Palletizing & Machine Tending Systems
• In-Mold Labeling Systems

Why this matters if you're sourcing automation

A pure catalog supplier sells you a drive, a PLC, or a robot. An integrator takes responsibility for how those pieces work together — panel design, controls logic, SCADA, and commissioning. Tavoron's structure suggests it does both: the same site that lists AC/DC drives, servo motors, PLCs & PACs, HMIs, robotics, and pneumatics also lists the engineered systems that assemble them into a working line.

For a buyer, that changes the sourcing question. Instead of asking "who sells me this servo motor," you can ask whether Tavoron will also specify the motion system, build the panel, and integrate the cell.

Who this fits

This combination tends to suit:

• Manufacturers adding or upgrading a line who want one vendor from component to commissioning
• Aerospace, life sciences, and similar regulated environments where inspection systems and documented control architecture matter
• Operations replacing manual tasks — palletizing, machine tending, parts feeding — where the robot is only part of the project

If you already have in-house controls engineers and only need parts, the catalog side is the relevant half. If you need the system designed and built, the engineered systems and integration categories are the ones to raise in a quote request.

How to start

The site provides a Request a Quote path and phone contacts (855.828.8443 and 855.444-9091). A checkout link also exists, which suggests some items can be purchased directly — but for engineering services and custom integration, a quote request is the appropriate entry point, since panel builds, SCADA, and turnkey systems are scoped per project rather than priced off a shelf.

When you reach out, it helps to bring: the process or cell you want automated, the components you've already standardized on, and whether you need panel fabrication, controls programming, SCADA, or full turnkey delivery. That lets Tavoron map your request to the right category — a component order, a custom panel, or a full integrated system.