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We offer project engineering and technicians for problems associated with all aspects of machine tools including mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems. We provide a single source of expertise in the rebuilding and/or retrofitting of precision machinery. We also build special purpose machines from the "ground up". We are a machine manufacturer! We can help you:
We remanufacture precision machine tools and also build special purpose machines from the "ground up". We offer modern motion control technology for replacing mechanical roll grinder systems or upgrading Electrocrown tm systems of 1991 vintage. We offer Conceptual Design Engineering using the latest technology in Programmable Logic Controls (PLC), Computer Numerical Controls (CNC), Operator Interface Terminals (OIT), and Motion Controls (MC), through training. SCS even offers maintenance service after installation. Procurement, assembly, programming, and drafting, are just a few of the additional steps in which SCS can be at your side.
Stan Schoonover has an engineering degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He was a project engineer for the Jones & Lamson Machine Company of Springfield, Vermont, where he was involved in the early development of Numerically Controlled Turret Lathes. Then as an Engineering Manager for Landis Tool in Waynesboro, PA, Stan pioneered the use of electronic and computer controls on precision cylindrical grinders, obtaining several patents in that field. In 1996, Stephen Schoonover joined The SCS Group as Chief Mechanical Engineer. A value-added steel company was looking for a very large machining center to finish plates for the crane and lift industry. The SCS Group proposal was accepted and included the design, fabrication, assembly, and control of a 200 by 100 inch vertical spindle machining center with a 24 slot tool-changer. Stephen attended Drexel University. He was involved in the development of a control system for a large Liebherr gear hobber, and its subsequent total rebuilding. The SCS Group’s success there resulted in several more gear hobber remanufactures and retrofits. In 1997, The SCS Group built a new facility to accommodate the manufacturing of electrical control systems and small machine construction and rebuilding. A facility expansion is presently underway. The SCS Group maintains working agreements with several key associates and has several part-time employees. In the interest of cost efficiency, when needed, we employ local machine shops. We will never create work to "make payroll." We can, however, quickly create the team needed to perform the work which must be done. In the years ahead, SCS will continue to provide excellence in the manufacture of specialized machines and the remanufacture of machine tools with the retrofitting of controls. The SCS Group Inc. |