Heimsall Group at HONEYWELL 2022 EMEA CPC
At Heimsall Group, we’re constantly seeking strategic alliances with leading global brands to ensure we deliver the best possible solutions for our clients.
Last October, the HONEYWELL 2022 EMEA CPC (Channel Partner Conference) took place an annual event that brings together Honeywell’s technology partners from across the region.
Our colleagues Jose Arcelay Astoreca, Commercial Director, and Javier Lafuente Fernández, Industrial Director, had the opportunity to attend and explore the latest innovations from one of our key technological partners: Honeywell.
Over the past few years, several Heimsall companies including Homsa, Euskoime, Symen, and Homsa Engine—have developed a wide range of projects as Official Honeywell Partners, implementing technologies such as PLCs, DCS, VFDs (variable frequency drives), HMI/SCADA systems, thermal solutions, and more.
One standout example is an eco-friendly salt recovery solution for aluminium processing, developed for the Otua Group (a metal recycling group).
This project was led by the automation team at Homsa (now integrated into Symen) using Experion LX and ControlEdge industrial controllers, and will be presented at the Honeywell Conference in 2023.


At every stage of development, success comes not only from skilled professionals, but also from the availability of the right tools, technology, and partnerships with leading manufacturers in the sector.
During the conference, we explored Honeywell’s newest technologies and solutions—including PMC (Process Measurement and Control), advanced thermal systems, and shared best practices between Honeywell and its partners.
We also gained hands-on experience with technologies like Versatilis transmitters, VFDs, UDC 2800 temperature controllers, and cybersecurity solutions.
And here's a brief video of our colleague Javier Lafuente Fernández trying out the latest in digital twin technology—a tool that helps enhance safety, train teams more effectively, and improve efficiency while reducing environmental impact.