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Quick consult
We map your site/operation, what you’re solving and the interfaces to technology and switchboards.
Earthing & bonding (LV)
Protection that makes sense
for operations and maintenance.
We design and execute machine earthing, MET/HOP and bonding as a system. Not just “a checkbox”—but a safe, serviceable infrastructure with clear documentation.
Safety
Protection against electric shock
Stability
Fewer faults and nuisance issues
Handover
Revision-ready documentation
Quick navigation
MET / HOP
Main equipotential bonding
Measurements
Ready for revision
When earthing & bonding delivers the biggest impact
It’s often addressed only once problems appear. We build the system so problems don’t happen—and if something does, it’s faster to find and fix.
New machine / technology
Prepare power, earthing and bonding so commissioning happens without improvisation.
Upgrading old wiring
Legacy aluminum, improvised PE paths and undocumented add-ons increase fault and downtime risk.
Interference, PLC errors, outages
Good earthing and bonding is the foundation—often improves stability and makes diagnostics faster.
Audit / revision / insurance
Peace of mind: readable documentation, labeling and handover that revisions and service can build on.
Exactly what we deliver
Earthing has one metric: it must work when it matters. We deliver a solution that’s measurable, safe, and ready for revision.
Assessment & solution design
- earthing & bonding design based on building type and operation
- interfaces to switchboards, technology and cable routes
- headroom and service logic (what can be safely isolated)
Real-world execution
- main equipotential bonding (MET/HOP) and supplementary bonding
- earthing of machines, lines, frames, structures and technology systems
- connection to earthing system / earth electrodes, sensible routing and labeling
Measurements & handover
- protective conductor and bonding continuity checks (as required by scope)
- protocols, labels and identification—usable for maintenance
- inputs for electrical revision and follow-up service
From the field
Machine & technology earthing
Protective conductor terminations, bonding of frames and structures, service-friendly logic and safe disconnection.
MET/HOP & equipotential bonding
Main bonding terminal (MET/HOP), bonding of conductive parts and revision-ready execution.
Routes, penetrations & order
Cable routes and penetrations designed to be serviceable and aligned with real operational needs.
How the collaboration works
A fast, controlled process. In industry we plan around shutdown windows, service access and technology interfaces. In buildings we prioritize safety and a clean handover.
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Site survey & proposal
We propose the earthing/bonding approach including practical routing and labeling.
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Execution
Installation planned around your operation (shutdowns, safety, service access).
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Testing & verification
Continuity verification, workmanship checks, revision readiness and next-step recommendations.
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Handover
Clear handover (printed/digital as agreed) so maintenance doesn’t have to guess.
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Follow-up service
We can continue with revisions, thermography, switchboard updates and related services.
The foundation of safe electrical systems and reliable technology
Earthing and equipotential bonding isn’t “just a standard requirement”. In real operations, it decides whether a fault becomes a controlled event—or an outage. We design the protection system so it still works after expansions, technology changes and years of maintenance.
We handle bonding as part of the whole: feeders, switchboards, cable routes and penetrations. When bonding is done “just to have it”, without logic and labeling, maintenance loses time—and operational risk rises.
What we often fix
- • missing main bonding (MET)
- • improvised PE connections
- • unlabeled routes and unclear interfaces
What you gain
- • lower risk of faults and injuries
- • audit and revision readiness
- • better stability for sensitive systems
What we need for a quote
The more precise the input, the faster the delivery. If something is missing, we’ll clarify on site.
Basics
- • facility type and operation
- • scope (machines, switchboards)
- • preferred timeframe
Documents
- • drawings / documentation
- • photos of current state
- • shutdown constraints
Related services
Trusted by industry leaders.
Long-term partnerships with top companies in industry and the public sector.
Accepting new projects
Have a project?
Let’s build it together.
- Consultation & cost estimate
- Delivered by our in-house teams
- On-time delivery & long-term service
Headquarters
Ostrava
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide earthing and bonding for machines and industrial technology?
Yes. We handle machine, production line and technology system earthing including bonding of frames and structures. We focus on practicality, service logic and clean interfaces to switchboards and cable routes.
What is main equipotential bonding (MET/HOP) and why does it matter?
MET/HOP is the main bonding point where protective conductors and conductive parts are interconnected. Proper bonding reduces dangerous touch voltages and improves both safety and operational stability.
Can you cover earthing and bonding in large halls and multi-building sites?
Yes. In industrial facilities we design interfaces between main feeders, sub-distribution boards, routes and technologies so the system is reliable long-term—and safe to service and expand.
When is it worth solving earthing/bonding as a standalone project (outside a new installation)?
Commonly during expansion, adding new machines, repeated faults, switchboard modifications, or when an audit/revision identifies deficiencies. Earthing is often the “silent” root cause behind instability and outages.
Can proper bonding help with interference and sensitive electronics issues?
Often yes. Quality earthing, bonding and correct PE paths improve reference potential and can reduce certain interference types. We always assess this in the context of your specific technology and wiring topology.
Do you perform measurements and provide protocols for earthing and bonding?
Yes. Depending on scope, we perform required measurements (e.g., continuity of protective conductors and bonding) and prepare inputs for the electrical revision. The goal is an audit-ready handover usable for maintenance and future expansion.
Can you also adjust switchboards and cable routes if earthing requires it?
Yes. We treat earthing and bonding as part of the whole system. If bonding bars, terminals, switchboard changes or route updates are needed, we design and execute them so the system remains logical and serviceable.
Do you bond structures, piping and technology systems too?
Yes. We bond according to building and technology type—machine frames, steel structures, conductive parts and technical room interfaces. Clear connection points and readable documentation are essential.
Do you include electrical revision or provide revision follow-up?
Yes. We can follow with an electrical revision depending on scope and equipment type. We prepare the installation and documentation so the revision is smooth—without last-minute “catch-up”.
How fast can you price earthing/bonding and what do you need?
A fast estimate is possible based on facility type, scope (machines/switchboards), available documentation and timing. If documentation is missing, we refine the scope during a site survey and measurement.