High-performance liquid processing systems depend on more than mechanical design—they require robust, well-integrated controls. At Sonic Corp, all controls and electrical systems are engineered and built in-house to ensure reliability, consistency, and seamless operation.

From inline blending systems to homogenizing and mixing systems, every skid is designed with fully integrated automation to deliver precise, repeatable results.

In-House Controls for Complete System Integration

Sonic designs and fabricates all VFD and PLC/HMI control panels internally. By keeping controls engineering under one roof alongside process skid fabrication and system assembly, Sonic ensures:

  • Full system compatibility and integration
  • Faster production timelines and quality control
  • Streamlined troubleshooting and support
  • Consistent engineering standards across all systems

This integrated approach improves performance and reduces risk during installation and startup.

Built to Meet Industrial Standards

All control panels and enclosures are designed to meet strict industry and regulatory requirements, including:

  • C1D1 (Class I, Division 1)
  • C1D2 (Class I, Division 2)
  • CE compliance and other applicable standards

These certifications ensure Sonic’s inline blending and liquid processing systems are suitable for demanding and hazardous production environments.

Factory-Tested, Ready-to-Operate Systems

Because controls, fabrication, and assembly are handled in-house, Sonic delivers fully integrated process skids that are tested prior to shipment.

This results in:

  • Reduced commissioning time
  • Improved startup efficiency
  • Greater operational reliability from day one

Each system arrives ready for installation and immediate integration into existing plant operations.

Designed Around the Customer

Sonic works closely with customers to ensure control components align with their existing infrastructure, operator familiarity, and maintenance preferences.

This includes:

  • Matching PLC platforms and control architecture
  • Aligning with plant-wide automation standards
  • Supporting long-term serviceability and spare parts availability

The result is a system that not only performs—but fits seamlessly into the customer’s operation.

Great processing systems aren’t just built—they’re intelligently controlled.