Projects that shape the future
Discover how our projects push boundaries and deliver real value to our clients by combining innovation, expertise, and performance.
Manufacturing strategy for Chocmod
Agri-Food
A global leader in the industrial production of traditional French truffles, Chocmod distributes a wide range of chocolate products worldwide. With a 3,000 m² plant in Canada facing strong growth and increasing demand, production optimization has become essential.
Automation Strategy for a New Production Line
Manufacturing
Merkur worked with its client, an electronic components manufacturer, to implement an automation strategy for its new production line by deploying an operations simulation using FlexSim®.
Supplier selection for Dettson: Combining procurement expertise and electrical engineering support
Manufacturing
Merkur worked with Dettson, a Sherbrooke-based company specializing in the design of central forced-air systems and water heaters, to finalize the development of an electronic control board dedicated to a new family of electric boilers.
Optimization of Bus Handling Equipment
Transportation
One of our customers, a manufacturer of passenger buses and motor homes, decided to replace the ferries in its passenger bus assembly plant.
A successful digital transition for Metalus’s new smart factory
Manufacturing
Metalus specializes in sheet metal fabrication. The company, which has seen steady growth since 1988, found itself at an impasse created by a logistics problem: its 125 employees were having to manually distribute more than 1000 work orders a week.
Numerical Simulation for the Company Pro Pac Industries
Manufacturing
Pro Pac Industries, a major company in the forestry domain, wanted to carry out a major upgrade of its product line. To meet their needs and obtain assistance in the design and improvement of various delimber head models, they called on Merkur’s numerical simulation experts.
Masonite doubles its factory production capacity and reduces delivery time by 30%
Manufacturing
Lemieux Doors (now the property of Masonite) specializes in the manufacture of wooden doors. After many years of strong growth, the company found itself dealing with a new industry trend: customization.
Optimisation of a new plant’s secondary operation lines
Transportation
A transportation products manufacturer with a global presence wanted to start manufacturing large composite parts in a new plant.
Lemay Outillage Successfully Turns Digital
Manufacturing
Lemay Outillage specializes in supporting the design and manufacture of tooling. The company was seeking to strengthen the exchange of information between production employees, gain better real-time visibility into the performance of its machinery, and make significant progress toward its vision of a connected factory.
