Remote commissioning
It arrives on a skid and you plug it in.
Every machine ships crated from Idaho, runs on a standard 120-volt outlet, and arrives pre-configured for your container.
Commissioning is a scheduled video call. You uncrate, plug into the wall, connect the tablet to your WiFi, and I drive the interface remotely while we run your product and dial the fill weight against your own scale. Most units are producing the same afternoon they're uncrated.
That isn't a compromise. It's why the machine costs what it costs instead of what it costs plus travel, per diem and an integrator's day rate. It also means the person adjusting the machine is the person who designed it, which is not usually how a startup visit goes.
The same connection is how support works afterwards. If something drifts six months in, the fix starts as a call and a look at the machine, not a service ticket and a scheduling window.
Machines ship nationally. Because the build is configured to your container before it leaves, the setup on your end is uncrating, levelling and power.