Siemens S7 PLC programming

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We specialize in Siemens S7 PLC programming — from classic models like S7-200/300/400 to the latest S7-1200 and S7-1500 series — ensuring your systems run efficiently and reliably.

What technologies and tools do we use for programming Siemens S7 PLC controllers?

Integrated TIA Portal environment

A complete engineering environment for Siemens automation systems, covering TIA Portal programming of S7-1200 and S7-1500 controllers, HMIs, drives and network configuration. It enables efficient development and diagnostics.

STEP 7 (Classic) programming environment

Used for programming earlier generations of Siemens controllers such as S7-200, S7-300 and S7-400. It provides full support for existing installations and their modernization.

PLCSIM Advanced simulation

Software for virtual simulation of S7-1500 and S7-1200 controllers. It allows PLC programs to be tested without physical hardware, speeding up commissioning and minimizing the risk of errors.

Profinet and Profibus communication protocols

We configure and integrate devices within Profinet (IRT, RT) and Profibus (DP, PA) industrial networks, ensuring fast and reliable data exchange between controllers and peripheral devices.

HMI/SCADA WinCC visualisation

We develop operator interfaces (HMI) and SCADA systems using WinCC TIA Portal and WinCC Flexible, enabling process monitoring, control and data archiving.

Integration of Sinamics drives in Startdrive

A specialized tool within TIA Portal for configuring, parameterizing, and diagnosing Siemens Sinamics drives. It ensures seamless motion control integration with the PLC program.

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Which languages do we use while programming Siemens S7?

In our industrial automation projects, we use proven and modern PLC programming technologies. We work with languages compliant with the IEC 61131-3 standard, allowing us to precisely tailor the coding approach to the nature, complexity and technical requirements of each process.

Ladder Diagram (LAD)

We use the ladder diagram language to create logical control systems in a graphical and easily readable way for maintenance engineers. Thanks to its clarity, LAD is ideal for projects where quick diagnostics and intuitive control logic are essential.

Function Block Diagram (FBD)

The function block diagram allows us to create modular programs based on functions and logic blocks. It simplifies analysis, code reuse and maintenance of large-scale automation projects.

Structured Text (ST / SCL)

We use the textual programming language for complex calculations, control algorithms, and data operations. Structured Text (known in the Siemens environment as SCL) provides great flexibility and performance in executing advanced technological processes.

Statement List (STL)

We use STL when working with low-level controller logic, where execution details and precise instruction control are crucial. It enables program optimization and full understanding of the sequence of operations executed within the PLC.

Sequential Function Chart (SFC)

We use the SFC language to design process sequences, providing a clear representation of operations and states. This facilitates production cycle management and real-time monitoring of process progress.

Instruction List (IL)

In modernization projects or when working with older controllers, we also support the IL language. Although less commonly used today, it still plays a role in maintaining systems based on earlier versions of Siemens STEP 7 software.

PLC programming – certification

BMW TMO

Daimler Integra

Daimler Powertrain

GSC

VASS

For which industries is Siemens S7 PLC programming essential?

Automotive industry

The automotive industry is synonymous with high-level automation. Production lines, welding, assembly, and logistics systems rely on precise control. PLC programming plays a key role in managing complex process sequences, integrating robotics and ensuring both worker safety and continuous production. From optimizing production cycles to introducing new car models, Siemens S7 enables flexible and reliable control, reducing downtime and increasing overall plant efficiency.

Machine manufacturers

Industrial machine manufacturers integrate Siemens S7 PLC controllers as the core of their products — from packaging machines and CNC tools to specialized assembly lines. S7 programming involves creating flexible and scalable software that allows quick adaptation of machines to the specific needs of end customers. This is the key to ensuring optimal performance, reliability, and ease of operation. Professional programming enhances a machine’s competitiveness on the market, providing both technological and operational advantages.

Food and beverage industry

High performance, consistency, and strict hygiene standards are key challenges faced by the food industry. Siemens S7 controllers manage processes such as mixing, filling, packaging and CIP (Clean-In-Place), ensuring precise recipe execution and compliance with sanitary standards. Using S7 controllers allows for optimized raw material usage, reduced production times, and quick adaptation to changing market demands — for example, through easy implementation of new products and packaging. This forms the foundation for efficient and safe food production.

Chemical and pharmaceutical industry

Precision, safety and regulatory compliance are top priorities in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. The use of PLC controllers is essential for controlling complex batch and continuous processes, managing reactors, dosing systems and critical safety interlocks. This ensures not only precise control of process parameters such as temperature and pressure but also minimizes the risk of failures and environmental hazards. Siemens S7 also enables easy system validation, which is crucial for meeting GMP standards and other industry regulations.

Energy and heat generation sector

Stability and reliability are the foundation of energy system operations. Siemens S7 PLC programming is used to control turbines, generators, boilers, cooling systems and energy distribution. In the face of increasing demands for efficiency and renewable energy integration, S7 enables optimization of the entire system’s performance. It provides precise resource management, rapid response to load changes and a high level of safety — all of which are critical for supply continuity and reducing operating costs.

Water management and wastewater treatment

Water and wastewater management systems require continuous operation and monitoring. PLC programming plays a key role in automating pumping stations, water treatment facilities, filtration systems and biological purification processes. It enables remote management, energy optimization for pumps, precise chemical dosing and rapid response to failures. With Siemens S7, these systems operate more efficiently, meeting strict environmental standards and ensuring water safety for communities while minimizing operating costs.

Customers and locations where we did projects

Star Assembly SRL

Sebeș, Romania

Audi

Gyor, Hungary

BMW

Steyr, Austria

Stellantis

Mirafiori, Italy

BMW

Dingolfing, Germany

Daimler

Brühl, Germany

NIDEC

Niepołomice, Poland

Skoda

Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic

Liebherr

Bischofshofen, Austria

Festo

Budapest, Hungary

Daimler

Untertürkheim, Germany

Dana

Amal, Sweden

Scania

Södertälje, Sweden

Volkswagen

Polkowice, Poland

Volkswagen

Salzgitter, Germany

Daimler

Redford, USA

Daimler

Kassel, Germany

Getrag

Köln, Germany

Getrag

Bordeaux, France

Daimler

Jawor, Poland

Bosch

Charleston, USA

Magna

Tychy, Poland

ZF

Toluca, Mexico

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