Run a tighter shop. Cut waste. Keep the operating record.
Connect dust collection, machine authorization, asset tracking, time records, and workshop monitoring through one local GRIT Hub. Retrofit the equipment already on your floor without a required subscription.
The floor is connected by people, paper, and memory.
Production shops often have capable equipment but disconnected controls. Operators open gates, start collectors, check credentials, record time, and track shared tools through separate routines.
Collection depends on the operator
A machine can run with the wrong blast gate open, the right gate closed, or the collector operating at more capacity than the active work requires.
Training records live away from the machine
A spreadsheet can list qualified operators, but it does not physically participate when someone tries to power on equipment.
Shared tools lose custody
When checkout, service history, documents, and current location live in different places, the shop spends time reconstructing what happened.
Operating context disappears
A pressure, particulate, or runtime reading is more useful when it can be reviewed with the equipment activity that produced it.
Start with one operating problem. Expand on the same Hub.
GRIT is modular. A facility can begin with dust collection or machine access, then add monitoring, asset workflows, and time records as the operating case becomes clear.
Dust Management
Detect tool activity, open the mapped airflow path, start or stage compatible collectors, and retain local operating context.
Gates · Collectors · Monitoring
Access Control
Put configured training and permission rules at compatible machines through GRIT Track credentials and GRIT Triggers.
RFiD · Permissions · Machine power
Asset Management
Keep checkout, custody, condition, documents, and maintenance activity together for shared tools and equipment.
Checkout · Custody · Service history
Environmental Monitoring
Track local particulate conditions and configured thresholds, then notify staff or activate compatible filtration.
PM2.5 · Thresholds · Local trends
Energy Management
Map active tools and zones to reviewed VFD collector commands so collection power follows actual demand.
VFD control · MODBUS RTU · Demand mapping
Time & Access
Use GRIT Track credentials for SignOn, job-code time records, compatible machine authorization, and reviewed door-access applications.
SignOn · Job codes · Access
Keep the event with the equipment that produced it.
GRIT records supported device events and measurements locally. The result is practical operating history for troubleshooting, maintenance, authorization review, and internal EHS conversations.
What the Hub can retain
- Tool and collector activity
- Gate commands and device response
- Granted and denied credential events
- Asset checkout and condition activity
- Supported pressure, bin, and particulate readings
- Timecard and job-code records
What those records do not prove alone
- Regulatory compliance
- Personal exposure
- Engineered capture airflow
- Current building occupancy
- Insurance savings or claim outcomes
- Safe machine condition
Use GRIT data as operating evidence, not a compliance certificate.
A qualified facility team still defines the applicable standards, inspection program, sampling method, engineering controls, and response procedures for the site.
Retrofit the floor. Do not start over.
GRIT does not ask you to replace compatible tools, collectors, metal blast gates, credentials, cabinets, or production infrastructure. The system adds sensing, control, and local coordination around what is already working.
Start where the return is visible
Choose a line, dust-collection zone, tool group, crib, or lab where the operating problem can be defined and verified.
Expand without changing platforms
Add compatible Triggers, Gate Controls, Collectors, GRIT Track readers, sensors, and asset workflows to the same local system.
Industrial power monitoring
Match the Trigger to the equipment.
Higher-voltage and higher-current equipment uses the reviewed industrial Trigger configuration instead of a home-shop plug-in device.
Manufacturers are already running GRIT.
Selected manufacturers using GRIT across real production environments.
The gear behind the platform.
Industrial-grade hardware selected for the equipment and installed by the appropriate trade.
GRIT Hub Pro
The local controller for multi-zone facilities, GRIT Track, device coordination, and operating records.
Connected devices
Triggers, Gate Controls, Collectors, readers, scanners, and sensors selected for the equipment and workflow.
At the machine
Control and authorization stay close to the equipment.
The selected industrial Trigger can be installed near the existing disconnect, with a credential reader positioned where the operator requests access.
Get started
Ready to map your production floor?
Tell us which equipment, controls, and operating records matter. We will scope a retrofit around the systems already in place.
Run a tighter shop. Cut waste. Keep the operating record.
Connect dust collection, machine authorization, asset tracking, time records, and workshop monitoring through one local GRIT Hub. Retrofit the equipment already on your floor without a required subscription.
The floor is connected by people, paper, and memory.
Production shops often have capable equipment but disconnected controls. Operators open gates, start collectors, check credentials, record time, and track shared tools through separate routines.
Collection depends on the operator
A machine can run with the wrong blast gate open, the right gate closed, or the collector operating at more capacity than the active work requires.
Training records live away from the machine
A spreadsheet can list qualified operators, but it does not physically participate when someone tries to power on equipment.
Shared tools lose custody
When checkout, service history, documents, and current location live in different places, the shop spends time reconstructing what happened.
Operating context disappears
A pressure, particulate, or runtime reading is more useful when it can be reviewed with the equipment activity that produced it.
Start with one operating problem. Expand on the same Hub.
GRIT is modular. A facility can begin with dust collection or machine access, then add monitoring, asset workflows, and time records as the operating case becomes clear.
Dust Management
Detect tool activity, open the mapped airflow path, start or stage compatible collectors, and retain local operating context.
Gates · Collectors · Monitoring
Access Control
Put configured training and permission rules at compatible machines through GRIT Track credentials and GRIT Triggers.
RFiD · Permissions · Machine power
Asset Management
Keep checkout, custody, condition, documents, and maintenance activity together for shared tools and equipment.
Checkout · Custody · Service history
Environmental Monitoring
Track local particulate conditions and configured thresholds, then notify staff or activate compatible filtration.
PM2.5 · Thresholds · Local trends
Energy Management
Map active tools and zones to reviewed VFD collector commands so collection power follows actual demand.
VFD control · MODBUS RTU · Demand mapping
Time & Access
Use GRIT Track credentials for SignOn, job-code time records, compatible machine authorization, and reviewed door-access applications.
SignOn · Job codes · Access
Keep the event with the equipment that produced it.
GRIT records supported device events and measurements locally. The result is practical operating history for troubleshooting, maintenance, authorization review, and internal EHS conversations.
What the Hub can retain
- Tool and collector activity
- Gate commands and device response
- Granted and denied credential events
- Asset checkout and condition activity
- Supported pressure, bin, and particulate readings
- Timecard and job-code records
What those records do not prove alone
- Regulatory compliance
- Personal exposure
- Engineered capture airflow
- Current building occupancy
- Insurance savings or claim outcomes
- Safe machine condition
Use GRIT data as operating evidence, not a compliance certificate.
A qualified facility team still defines the applicable standards, inspection program, sampling method, engineering controls, and response procedures for the site.
Retrofit the floor. Do not start over.
GRIT does not ask you to replace compatible tools, collectors, metal blast gates, credentials, cabinets, or production infrastructure. The system adds sensing, control, and local coordination around what is already working.
Start where the return is visible
Choose a line, dust-collection zone, tool group, crib, or lab where the operating problem can be defined and verified.
Expand without changing platforms
Add compatible Triggers, Gate Controls, Collectors, GRIT Track readers, sensors, and asset workflows to the same local system.
Industrial power monitoring
Match the Trigger to the equipment.
Higher-voltage and higher-current equipment uses the reviewed industrial Trigger configuration instead of a home-shop plug-in device.
Manufacturers are already running GRIT.
Selected manufacturers using GRIT across real production environments.
The gear behind the platform.
Industrial-grade hardware selected for the equipment and installed by the appropriate trade.
GRIT Hub Pro
The local controller for multi-zone facilities, GRIT Track, device coordination, and operating records.
Connected devices
Triggers, Gate Controls, Collectors, readers, scanners, and sensors selected for the equipment and workflow.
At the machine
Control and authorization stay close to the equipment.
The selected industrial Trigger can be installed near the existing disconnect, with a credential reader positioned where the operator requests access.
Get started
Ready to map your production floor?
Tell us which equipment, controls, and operating records matter. We will scope a retrofit around the systems already in place.